Yukihiro Morisawa
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1
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2
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About
Yukihiro Morisawa’s research focuses on the intersection of online social networking and child safety, particularly the psychological and social effects of digital connectivity on young users. His most-cited work, “Connected online and offline safe social networking for children” (2011), examines how children’s extensive use of online platforms can blur their sense of identity and personality, while also highlighting the growing disconnect from real-world physical communication. Although his citation count is modest—with 2 citations for this key paper—Morisawa’s contribution lies in raising early awareness about the risks of unmediated online interaction for children, a topic that has since become central to debates on digital literacy and child protection. His work underscores the need for safer, more balanced social networking environments that integrate online and offline experiences. Morisawa’s research is notable for its timely focus on a vulnerable demographic, offering foundational insights for educators, policymakers, and developers working to create child-friendly digital spaces.
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- 1Connected online and offline safe social networking for children2 citations · 2011