Table 1.1 | Youth, Pornography, and the Internet | Dick Thornburgh and Herbert S. Lin, Editors | Committee to Study Tools and Strategies for Protecting Kids from Pornography and Their Applicability to Other Inappropriate Internet Content | Computer Science and Telecommunications Board

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Table 1.1 | Youth, Pornography, and the Internet | Dick Thornburgh and Herbert S. Lin, Editors | Committee to Study Tools and Strategies for Protecting Kids from Pornography and Their Applicability to Other Inappropriate Internet Content | Computer Science and Telecommunications Board | National Research Council

Table 1.1
Differences in the Nature of the Child's Interaction: Passive Versus Interactive Exposures

Passive Interaction Interactive interaction

Source of "threat" The material itself The predator

The nature of possible danger involved Psychological or emotional harm Physical as well as psychological or emotional harm

Time scale of exposure Short (minutes for a one-time exposure) to long (years for long-term media consumption) Long (weeks or months)

Table 1.1 Differences in the Nature of the Child's Interaction: Passive Versus Interactive Exposures

Table 1.1
Differences in the Nature of the Child's Interaction: Passive Versus Interactive Exposures