Jafar Bolhari
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About
Jafar Bolhari is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of child psychology, sexual health education, and human-robot interaction. His work focuses on developing and evaluating innovative, technology-driven interventions to prevent child sexual abuse and promote self-care among elementary school children. Bolhari’s major contribution lies in designing, assessing, and proving the effectiveness of a smart robot-based psychological intervention program that teaches children about good sexual care and how to prevent inappropriate touching. His most-cited study (2021, 8 citations) demonstrated that this program significantly improves children’s awareness, knowledge, and self-defense skills against abuse. Subsequent trials (2023, 3 citations; 2024, 1 citation) have refined the intervention, with the latest registered in the International Clinical Trial Registry Platform (ISRCTN17186302), underscoring his commitment to rigorous, evidence-based practice. By merging robotics with child psychology, Bolhari offers a scalable, engaging, and non-threatening tool for a sensitive topic, positioning him as a leader in tech-enhanced child protection. His work not only advances academic knowledge but also provides practical solutions for a critical public health issue, inspiring future research in educational robotics and preventive mental health.
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