أثر التعرض للصحافة الإلكترونية على إدراك الوالدين لمخاطر جرائم الاعتداء على الأطفال : دراسة في تأثير الشخص الثالث

Abstract EN

The Impact of Exposure to Electronic Journalism on parents'
Awareness of the Risks of Child Abuse
“Study on the Influence of the Third Person”


Child abuse crimes have become the focus of the human rights community, especially those interested in child issues, because of their negative effects on the child's psychological and physical life, as it turns from a normal child to a child suffering from deep psychological deformities that is difficult to get rid of.

The study examines the problematic role that Egyptian media websites can play on the Internet towards crimes of child abuse of concern to the Egyptian society in light of the increasing trend of the public towards using the Internet as a source of information in general, and the extent of their success in using new media tools in achieving the concept of awareness Parents have risks of child abuse.

Therefore, the study aimed to identify the effect of exposure to the content of child abuse crimes in the electronic press on parents' awareness of its risks, through a descriptive field study, based on the method of media survey, using a questionnaire form where the researcher applied 300 items to a sample of parents in governorates ( Cairo, Minya, Mansoura).

This is to prove the validity of the following hypothesis:

There is a statistically significant correlation between parents' exposure to the content of child abuse crimes in Egyptian electronic newspapers and their perception of its risks to them.

The most important findings of the study:
•There are statistically significant differences between the intensity of parents' exposure to the content of child abuse crimes in Egyptian electronic newspapers, and their perception of its risks to them,
• The ence of statistically significant differences between the level of trust and credibility of parents with knowledge and follow-up of child abuse crimes through Egyptian electronic newspapers.

• There are statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the respondents on the extent of the third person's influence on the social distance of other groups (relatives - friends - neighbors - work colleagues - Egyptians in general.

• The existence of a statistically significant correlation between the mean scores of the respondents on the perception scale according to the different demographic characteristics of the sample members in terms of social and economic level.