Teenagers who watch porn and other explicit material on television may be at a risk of sharing sexual images of themselves on social media researchers have warned. The study found that watching sexual reality television stimulated adolescents aged 13-17 to produce and share sexual images of themselves on social media. Similarly for both boys and girls sexual self-presentation on social media led to more frequent watching of sexual reality TV. Mental health professionals should assess adolescents' viewing patterns to help identify possible risk behaviour said Brenda K. Wiederhold from Interactive Media Institute in San Diego California US. (Read: How watching
