Online Grooming Risk Test

Any child who spends time online can become a target for sexual exploitation, but research has identified certain psychological, social, and familial factors that may significantly heighten the risk. Could your child be vulnerable? Take this test to find out.

1. My child seems isolated from his real-life peers.

DISAGREE AGREE

2. I’m unsure what my child gets up to online.

DISAGREE AGREE

3. My child often comes across as needy.

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4. I’m confident my child would talk to me if someone made them feel uncomfortable on the internet.

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5. My child always does what adults ask of her.

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6. My child has many positive adult role models.

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7. My child lacks confidence.

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8. Internet safety is a frequent topic of discussion in our home.

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9. My child is a people-pleaser.

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10. I struggle to spend quality time with my child regularly.

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11. My child would do anything to make or keep a friend.

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12. My child’s mental health is an ongoing concern.

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13. My child is mentally, physically, and/or socially behind her peers.

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14. My child is overly trusting.

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15. My child’s life so far has been unstable or chaotic.

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16. My child is impulsive, often taking risks without thinking.

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17. My child seems lonely.

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18. Our home life is characterized by tension and strife.

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19. My child struggles with low self-esteem.

DISAGREE AGREE

20. My child will do anything to stop adults from being upset with them.

DISAGREE AGREE