Sharenting en Madres Universitarias

Abstract

Currently, social networks have become an ally to stay in constant communication, interact with others miles away, connect, design, share and expand content, as well as educate yourself and start a business. One of the ways used to express yourself online is through posts or photographs, commonly seen on social networks such as: Facebook; Instagram; or WhatsApp. The images show moods, places, meetings, couple or family relationships, through which the world openly knows about personal aspects of each individual, which can have negative effects in the future, depending on the type of photograph that is uploaded. There is talk of a possible risk when the image is of a delicate nature, involves third parties such as minors and they are overexposed, since they do not have autonomy from themselves, they cannot give an opinion or make decisions about the actions that are carried out without their consent. That is why this research topic is developed, which aims to identify the practice of Sharenting (overexposure of minors in social networks) in mothers of the Faculty of Jurisprudence and Social Sciences of the UTA, the study is descriptive and exploratory. , was carried out with a population of 54 university mothers. For its execution, the methodology used was quantitative, in addition, an instrument was designed with a sociodemographic section and another with 26 items, made up of three dimensions to comply with the general and specific objectives, the content was validated through the judgment method of experts and its consistency by Cronbach's Alpha