Technoference: Parent Distraction With Technology and Associations With Child Behavior Problems https://t.co/hwAacvYsne
Technoference: Parent Distraction With Technology and Associations With Child Behavior Problems.
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The overall tone indicates strong agreement, exemplified by posts stressing the importance of minimizing tech interruptions during parenting. Phrases like 'technoference' and calls to 'be more present' showcase concern, while some commentary also discusses how real-life mindful communication could mitigate child behavioral issues, indicating both engagement and perceived significance of the research.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings that parental tech use impacts child behavior, with some explicitly emphasizing the importance of reducing technoference.
The overall curiosity in the topic is moderate; some users express concern and curiosity, but others seem casual or somewhat distracted by other issues.
Many posters delve into the implications of the research, sharing personal experiences or calling for behavioral changes, indicating deep engagement.
Discussions reflect an awareness that the article touches on significant issues affecting families and child development, though some posts are more interpretive or casual.
Abstract in brief
- The study explores how parents' problematic use of digital technology can lead to frequent interruptions, called technoference, during interactions with their children.
- It finds that both mothers' and fathers' problematic tech use increases technoference, which is linked to higher reports of child behavior problems like externalizing (acting out) and internalizing (emotional distress) issues.
- The results suggest a connection between parental technology interruptions and child behavior problems, but more research is needed to understand whether tech use causes these issues or if other factors are involved.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
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RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
Technoference: Parent Distraction With Technology and Associations With Child Behavior Problems https://t.co/hwAacvYsne
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…
RT @moriguchiy: 親の長時間使用もだめみたいです(耳が痛いですが)。スマホを使ってコミュニケーションしないことをTechnoferenceというそうですが,母親が極端にこの傾向だと,子どもの問題行動が増えるそうです。ただ、母親が悪いのではなく,育児を担う時間が母親…