Psychologists Suggest a Dialogic Approach to Protect Children From the Dangers of Online Extremism
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jakarta.jpnn.com - Putri Langka, an academic from the Faculty of Psychology at Pancasila University, highlighted the phenomenon of digital radicalism against children, which has been increasing recently.
Psychologist Putri Langka reminds parents to recognize the signs of digital manipulation and use a dialogical approach to protect children from online extremism.
Online games can be a gateway for digital radicalization in children and adolescents. Recruiters build trust through attention, praise, emotional support, and even gifts before slowly manipulating the child's closeness and testing their loyalty. Putri Langka, a psychologist and academic at the Faculty of Psychology at Pancasila University, said that children and adolescents are vulnerable to being targeted because they are in a phase […]
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- For children and teenagers born in the digital era, online games are not just entertainment, but have evolved into an ecosystem where they play, make friends, seek recognition, learn,...
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