Indonesia Adolescent Digital Safety Survey (N=894)

This dataset contains a cross-sectional survey of 894 Indonesian adolescents (ages 13–18) sampled from Bali, Yogyakarta, and Jakarta. It includes demographics (site, gender, age, school type, daily internet use) and validated scales capturing Digital Literacy (operational, informational, communication/content creation, and safety subscales), Parental Mediation (enabling vs. restrictive), and Online Risk-Taking using the 4Cs framework (content, contact, conduct, contract). The file has 91 columns combining item-level Likert responses and composite variables (e.g., domain means and latent z-scores: DL_latent_z, PM_en_latent_z, PM_res_latent_z, RTB_latent_z, plus subscale means such as DL_Operational_mean, PM_en_mean, RTB_Content_mean, and RTB_total_mean). These measures were designed to test structural relations among digital literacy, parental mediation styles, and adolescent online risk-taking within Indonesia’s cultural contexts.