ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science
Understanding the Developmental Consequences of Child and Adolescent Digital Media Habits: Incorporating the Family Ecology
This symposium aims to address how a diverse set of family factors shape children's and adolescents' media habits and related outcomes. We present and integrate findings across four studies to highlight the family circumstances that may promote and/or undermine child and adolescent development. Implications for family-based media guidelines are discussed.
Chairs & Discussants
- Caroline FitzpatrickChair
Université de Sherbrooke - Jasmine ZhangCoChair
University of Waterloo - Ina KonikDiscussant
Utrecht University
Presentations
- Parental Use of Digital Media As a Strategy to Regulate Children’s Emotions: Longitudinal Associations with Poorer Self-Regulatory Skills in PreschoolersVeronika Konok
- Effects of Parental Social Support on Child Media Habits Maira Lopes Almeida
- Rules, Role Models or Overall Climate at Home? Relative Associations of Different Family Aspects with Adolescents' Problematic Social Media UseSuzanne Geurts
- Caregivers’ Digital Media Use, Well-Being, and Family Functioning: Insights from a Latent Profile AnalysisJasmine Zhang
