Parent education on Internet safety states that parents should be concerned if their teen:
1. Gets unexplained phone calls late at night.
2. Quickly changes the monitor screen when you enter the room.
3. Receives gifts from an unknown person.
4. All of the above.
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1. Signs that an adolescent is engaging in risky online behavior include initiating or receiving calls from individuals unknown to the caregiver.
2. Signs that an adolescent is engaging in risky online behavior are quickly changing the monitor screen when the caregiver approaches the computer.
3. Signs that an adolescent is engaging in risky online behavior include receiving mail/gifts from an unknown person.
4. Signs that an adolescent is engaging in risky online behavior include initiating or receiving calls from individuals unknown to the caregiver, receiving mail/gifts from an unknown person, and quickly changing the monitor screen when the caregiver approaches the computer.
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