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Stimulus Interruption: How Guardian Screen Prevents Predator Behavior
Stimulus interruption is a proactive safety strategy that prevents predators from initiating the psychological process that leads to child victimization. Instead of reacting after a child has been harmed, this method stops the behavior before it begins—by blocking predators’ visual access to children.
The Invisible Threat: How Visual Access Fuels Predator Behavior at Schools
Every morning, millions of parents across America drop their children off at school, trusting that the perimeter fence surrounding the playground provides adequate protection. They see chain-link barriers and feel reassured that their most precious possessions are safe behind what appears to be a protective boundary. But according to groundbreaking research from forensic psychologist Dr. Leslie Dobson, these well intentioned parents are living with a dangerous illusion.
The truth is both shocking and urgent: traditional school fencing isn't protecting our children—it's providing predators with exactly what they need to plan their crimes.