Study: 'Sexting,' bullying via cellphones on the rise among teens, preteens

Pacific Daylight Time — June 04, 2012

Study: 'Sexting,' bullying via cellphones on the rise among teens, preteens: Beginning in 2006, researches used online surveys -- completed by 1600 participants between the ages of 10-15 -- to gather data on bullying and "unwanted sexual solicitation" and found that by 2008 unsolicited sexting had increased by 1.9 percent.

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Study: 'Sexting,' bullying via cellphones on the rise among teens, preteens

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