:
Despite
increasing
public
interest
and
concern
about
young
people’s
involvement
in
the
self-‐production
of
sexual
images
(or
‘sexting’),
there
remains
a
dearth
of
research
into
their
reasons
for
making
and
sending
images,
the
processes
involved,
and
the
consequences
arising
from
their
experiences.
This
article
reviews
the
motivational,
lifestyle
and
personality
factors
influencing
adolescent
sexting
practices
and
explores
the
research
evidence
within
the
wider
context
of
debates
around
contemporary
social
and
visual
media
cultures
and
gender.
A
systematic
search
of
databases
was
conducted
and
eighty-‐eight
r...
Karen Cooper, Ethel Quayle, Linda S. Jonsson, Carl