Impacto Psicosocial del Sexting Temprano No Consensuado: Un Análisis Comparativo entre Colombia, México, Brasil y España
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El sexting no consensuado, definido como la distribución
de contenido sexual explícito sin el consentimiento
de la persona involucrada, representa una creciente
preocupación global debido a sus severas implicaciones
psicológicas y sociales, especialmente en adolescentes.
Aquellos involucrados en esta práctica suelen
buscar sensaciones y asumir riesgos, influenciados por
la inmadurez emocional y la presión de pares. La exposición
a las redes sociales y consumir pornografía intensifica
estos comportamientos, normalizando prácticas que
pueden tener consecuencias negativas. Este estudio
ofrece un análisis comparativo del impacto psicosocial
del sexting no consensuado en adolescentes de Brasil,
México, Colombia y España. A través de una revisión
sistemática de la literatura, se identificaron las características
comportamentales, los factores de riesgo y los
factores protectores asociados a esta práctica en los diferentes
contextos culturales. Los hallazgos indican similitudes
significativas en los comportamientos de riesgo
y las consecuencias psicológicas, como ansiedad, depresión
y aislamiento social, pero también revelan diferencias
importantes influenciadas por factores culturales y
contextuales. España se destaca por la implementación
efectiva de programas educativos y políticas preventivas,
mientras que Brasil, México y Colombia muestran
una necesidad urgente de fortalecer sus estrategias de
prevención y protección.
Non-consensual sexting, defined as the distribution of explicit sexual content without the involved person’s consent, represents a growing global concern due to its severe psychological and social implications, especially among adolescents. Those involved in this practice often seek sensations and take risks, influenced by emotional immaturity and peer pressure. Exposure to social media and pornography consumption intensifies these behaviors, normalizing practices that can have negative consequences. This study offers a comparative analysis of the psychosocial impact of non-consensual sexting on adolescents in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain. Through a systematic review of the literature, behavioral characteristics, risk factors, and protective factors associated with this practice in different cultural contexts were identified. The findings indicate significant similarities in risk behaviors and psychological consequences, such as anxiety, depression, and social isolation, but also reveal important differences influenced by cultural and contextual factors. Spain stands out for the effective implementation of educational programs and preventive policies, while Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia show an urgent need to strengthen their prevention and protection strategies.
Non-consensual sexting, defined as the distribution of explicit sexual content without the involved person’s consent, represents a growing global concern due to its severe psychological and social implications, especially among adolescents. Those involved in this practice often seek sensations and take risks, influenced by emotional immaturity and peer pressure. Exposure to social media and pornography consumption intensifies these behaviors, normalizing practices that can have negative consequences. This study offers a comparative analysis of the psychosocial impact of non-consensual sexting on adolescents in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain. Through a systematic review of the literature, behavioral characteristics, risk factors, and protective factors associated with this practice in different cultural contexts were identified. The findings indicate significant similarities in risk behaviors and psychological consequences, such as anxiety, depression, and social isolation, but also reveal important differences influenced by cultural and contextual factors. Spain stands out for the effective implementation of educational programs and preventive policies, while Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia show an urgent need to strengthen their prevention and protection strategies.







