Publication at Central Library of Charles University, Faculty of Education, First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Arts |
2021
Abstract
Technoference means using digital media while in a face to face interaction with other person. The presentation was focused on the Technoference between parent-child interaction (pTF) and the other possible related variables as a parental problematic use of screens (pPU) and child risky patterns of use of screens (ChRP).
The results showed us middle-strong correlation between pTF and pPU and weak correlation between pTF and ChRP. It seem that frequency of a parental contact with their child play a mediation role and also that those parents who are more preoccupied by digital devices aren't probably able to reliably estimate child's use of screens and child's digital media habits.