Infant social-emotional development: The role of screen media?
| Main Author: | Wan, Ming Wai |
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Mendeley
, 2019
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Wan, Ming Wai |
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Infant social-emotional development: The role of screen media? |
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Mendeley |
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2019 |
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Child Mental Health Emotional Development Infant Health Television Viewing Social Development |
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This study sought to characterise screen media usage among children below two years of age in the UK, and to examine its associations with infant social-emotional functioning. Two mediational hypotheses were tested to understand the possible roles of reduced parent-infant play, and parent psychological factors that may motivate high screen usage. Based on the questionnaire responses of 327 parents of infants aged 6 - 24 months, screen media usage varied widely, including time spent on screen media (‘screen time’) and parental involvement (co-sharing and co-referencing). |
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