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Question: Among high school students, how common is sexting, and do those who engage in sexting report more real-life sexual behaviors?
Question type: Descriptive
Study design: Cross-sectional
Investigators from the University of Texas and an Oregon clinic examined the prevalence of sexting (defined as transmission of naked photos via text or e-mail) and whether it was associated with real-life sexual behaviors among teenagers in southeast Texas. Students aged 14 to 19 years from public high schools in the Houston area were recruited through an ongoing study of high-risk behaviors and dating violence. Students were asked whether they had ever sent, received, been asked to send, or felt bothered …
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