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With the rapid development of digital technology, the Internet is constantly changing people's cognition and lifestyle, bringing unprecedented convenience and efficiency. Meanwhile, as a virtual space parallel to the real world, the potential risks and challenges of the internet are becoming increasingly prominent, especially for the large and vulnerable group of teenagers. Teenagers, when their psychology and personality are not yet mature, are easily influenced by negative factors in the online environment, which can lead to online deviant behavior. It is not only the right of teenagers to grow up healthily in the Internet era and avoid the erosion of negative information, but also the sacred duty entrusted to the whole society by law. Therefore, using a psychological perspective to analyze the formation mechanism of adolescent online deviant behavior, exploring effective solutions to prevent and correct adolescent deviant behavior, and ensuring that adolescents can grow up healthy and safe in the era of the internet.
psychology, teenagers, online, deviant behavior, preventive strategies
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