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Young people’s knowledge, attitudes and behaviours | NSPCC Learning
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Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This research report examines young people's knowledge, attitudes and behaviours regarding child abuse at Together for Childhood sites. The study explores what young people know about abuse, their attitudes towards it, and what actions they say they would take. The report aims to understand young people's perspectives on this protection issue.
Key points
- The report explores young people's knowledge about child abuse
- It examines attitudes towards child abuse among the study population
- It investigates what behaviours or actions young people would take in response to abuse
- Data was collected from participants at Together for Childhood sites
Limitations
The metadata and abstract provided do not specify the study design, sample size, age range of participants, specific findings, or the geographic scope beyond the hint of GB. The document's full methodology, results and conclusions cannot be assessed from this limited information.
Abstract
A research report exploring what young people at Together for Childhood sites know, think, and would do about child abuse.