Research Reveals How Kids Learn From 'Sex-Saturated' Online Culture

Is YouTube America's new sex-ed teacher? It's starting to look that way

New research from author and clinical psychologist Catherine Steiner-Adair has found many teens are turning to Internet videos to educate themselves on topics relating to sexual health, including sexuality, dating, and gender stereotypes

Societal norms around sex and dating — especially among teens — have changed dramatically in the last few years, says Steiner-Adair, and most of the change can be chalked up to a "sex-saturated culture" and the technology used to propagate it