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Description:Almost all 94 per cent had seen images by the age of 14, but more than one in four had already seen such images by 11 or Researchers talked to more than 1, children aged 11 to 16 as part of the study, which is the most extensive look at the impact of porn on secondary school pupils in the UK to date. But they add that further research is needed to understand any potential impacts on public health, like those seen with more hard-core images. Share 36 shares Researchers say the lack of research is surprising, as people are more likely to be exposed to 'soft-core' semi-nude images of women through the media, advertisements stock image used and using social media 'It's difficult to unpick cause and effect with this type of research, so it's not possible to say that soft-core pornography changes attitudes towards women,' explains Dr Duff. A study, published today by Middlesex University, found the majority of children are exposed to pornography by their early teens, leaving many at risk of becoming 'desensitised' to its impact. Researchers found that more than half of 11 to year-olds have encountered pornographic material online, with 94 per cent having seen it by the age of 14, but more than one in four had already seen such images by 11 or

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