Is CASSA right for you?- Parent Assesment

IS YOUR FAMILY AT RISK?

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Question 1/5

According to a Common Sense Media report:

Over 50% of girls ages 11-15 were contacted by a stranger through Social Media.

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children:

68% of explicit enticements from strangers were sent to teen boys. 55% of those teens sent explicit content in return.

According to a Cox Media report:

40% of children ages 8-13 actively talk to strangers online through Social Media and Gaming platforms.

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Question 2/5

According to The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children:

44,155

2021

Reports of Online Enticement For the Year

186,819

2023

300%

Increase in reports of Online Enticement from 2021-2023

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Question 3/5

Popular Creators

Mr. Beast

According to Forbes Magazine:

Challenge Youtuber

iShowSpeed

Their influence...

Adventure Vlogger

• 55% of children want to buy something if their favorite YouTube or Instagram star is using, wearing or consuming it.

• 49% of children trust influencers as much as their own family and friends when it comes to product recommendations.

Jynxzi

Gaming Streamer

James Charles

Beauty Youtuber

Emma Chamberlin

Life Vlogger

Miranda Sings

Satire Youtuber

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Question 4/5

According to recent studies on screen time...

• Children in the US spend an average of 6 hours per day on their devcies.
• Teens in the US spend an average of 9 hours per day on their devices.

Pediatricians Generally Recommend...

Ages 0-2

Ages 2-5

Ages 5-17

No more than 2 hours a day (excluding schoolwork)

No screen time

No more than 1 hour per day co-viewing with a parent or sibling

Because of...

Mental Health Risks

Physical Health Risks

Behavioral Health Risks

Increase in anxiety, depression, sleep disruption, and attention span issues

Obesity, eye strain, and poor posture can stem from excessive screen time.

Reduced social interactions and addictive behavior

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Question 5/5

According to EdTech Magazine...

40% of college admission officers visted applicants' Social Media pages

70% of employers say they screen candidates' Social Media pages

Here are there main observations...

Inappropriate Content

Privacy Settings

Engaging in Arguments

Communication Skills

Sharing Misinformation

Personal Brand

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