Online Abuse: Gender Differences In Responses To Explicit Media

The current study sought to explore, via online survey, how people react to the receipt of explicit violent and sexual content over social media, and to determine whether gender and prior. Influence reactions to such content. In particular, there is some evidence of gender differences in attitudes towards both sexual and violent content. Jul 30, 2019 · contrary to popular expectations, we find that more men than women have experienced online harassment. The main reason is that men receive more comments.

Dec 2, 2022 · herring and martinson (2004) examined gender differences in communication styles and feminist responses to ‘trolling’ and found that the ‘gender nature’ of online abuse.