An Exploration of Family Mobile Touch Screen Device Use and Parent-Child Attachment
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Date
2022Supervisor
Leon Straker
Juliana Gomes Zabatiero
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Health Sciences
School
Curtin School of Allied Health
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Abstract
My PhD research explored the influence of smartphone and tablet computer device use by parents and children on their parent-child relationships. A systematic review and a series of three qualitative studies were conducted. Parents reported pros and cons of device use depending on how, why and when devices were used. The context of the wider family and community was also important to consider. The findings will help inform guidelines of family device use.
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