Criminal Manipulative Impacts On Minors With Internet Technologies: Countermeasures

Abstract

Manipulative thought is an integral characteristic of the human mind, a mandatory attribute of human activity, and interpersonal relationships. The scientists usually consider the prerequisites of manipulation in personal, cultural, managerial, political and legal contexts. It is the legal context, which is associated with the so-called criminal manipulations. Such criminal manipulative impacts and influences contain signs of corpus delicti -legally defined crime (as per the norms and regulations of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). It is the children evincing their illusive independence and freedom of will when committing they are induced socially dangerous actions, who increasingly become the victims of cybermanipulators. The destructive nature of the criminal manipulative impact on the psyche of a teenager with the view to exploit him or her (in the broader sense of the word), as well as to achieve his or her humility and obedience is beyond any doubt. Such circumstances predetermined the relevance of the issues and the pertinence of the research topic.

Internet-Mediated Communication Under Uncertainty

“…The Internet as a means of communication is considered in various aspects. Thus, researchers describe demographic trends among social media users (Gambo & Özad, 2020), problems of digital reality in education (Pochebut, 2021), analyze the negative impact of the Internet environment on minors (Risks of Internet communication between children and young people, 2019 ;Tretyakov, 2020), impact of new high-tech forms of communication on the quality and standard of living of the population (Sheremet, 2020), on the activation of youth protest movements in modern Russia (Vasilchenko, 2017), consider technological, socio-cultural aspects of pedagogical computer-mediated communication in training (Totskaya, 2021), interpersonal communication in the blogs of English celebrities (Ivanova, 2019), present a historical insight into computer-mediated communication (Barkovich, 2020), explore the structure and semantics of folk memoirs in Internet communication (Minina, 2018), give a linguistic characteristic of computer-mediated communication in the German sector of the Internet (Shchipitsina, 2011), analyze the features of emoticons in Russian and German Internet discourses (Gorbova & Perederiy, 2021), elliptical structures on the Internet (Yagodkina & Kotleva, 2021), epistemic modal modifiers in English texts of Internet forums (Troshina, 2017), tools that promote progress in new media communications (Karpov & Karpova, 2021). Despite the close attention of researchers to the phenomenon of computer-mediated communication, information technologies are rapidly developing, which is reflected in speech production in a new communication environment.…”