Inferential Statistics of Virtual Violence as Emotional Blackmail; case study: Digital Sexuality 2.0

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21419065

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blackmail, emotionality, sexuality, violence, virtuality

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Introduction: this article, summarizes the relationship between the paradigm of virtual violence and emotionality. It also aims to prevent multimedia and cyberspace from becoming prime examples of online crime and even more importantly, from being used in emotional blackmail. Objective: to institute actions, such as repositories, in favor of Society 2.0 and to establish technological concepts to bring Internet addiction into vogue as an everyday problematic. Method: based on qualitative information, guidelines for digital sexuality 2.0 were established and determined that cybersecurity should provide conditioning factors to reduce its effects; promoting a culture of peace and backup a rational coexistence. Results: a similar sexualization was distinguished, using Big Data techniques, by perceiving the emotional strategies within a suitable sex education and being a permissive state within the reflective process; establishing, the cognition as the standard. Conclusion: the technological equilibrium, as a trend, was circumscribed within the current of ‘Good Living’.

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2026-07-17

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Basantes Valverde, W., Astudillo Condo, D., & Allauca Sandoval, N. (2026). Inferential Statistics of Virtual Violence as Emotional Blackmail; case study: Digital Sexuality 2.0. Universidad & Ciencia, 15(2), e9066. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21419065