2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.chb.2018.01.012
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A study of the relationship between parental mediation and adolescents’ digital skills, online risks and online opportunities

Abstract: In recent years, discussions have sparked about the risks and opportunities that digital technologies may have for adolescents. Some researchers argue that the best way to increase online opportunities and avoid online risks is to increase adolescents' digital skills. For this reason, the first goal of this study was to examine how adolescents' digital skills are related to their online opportunities and online risks behaviours. A second goal was to examine the influence of two ways of parental mediation (acti… Show more

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“…Development of Internet-based technologies also forces parents to know not only typical digital threats, but also those hidden in other networked devices, for example toys that collect and process data about activity in family environment or spyware, [7]. We need to point out that without adequate and proven educational methods, having advanced DL is insufficient to strengthen digital safety, [12]. Therefore, the subject matter literature mentions a subcategory of digital literacy, described as "family digital literacy" [10], meaning DL extended by skills regarding education to safe use of digital media and also ability of parents to self-educate [17] and extend media socialisation onto other family members [18], including older generations who have been increasingly better in using digital media [9].…”
Section: Definition Of Digital Literacy In the Aspect Of E-threatsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Development of Internet-based technologies also forces parents to know not only typical digital threats, but also those hidden in other networked devices, for example toys that collect and process data about activity in family environment or spyware, [7]. We need to point out that without adequate and proven educational methods, having advanced DL is insufficient to strengthen digital safety, [12]. Therefore, the subject matter literature mentions a subcategory of digital literacy, described as "family digital literacy" [10], meaning DL extended by skills regarding education to safe use of digital media and also ability of parents to self-educate [17] and extend media socialisation onto other family members [18], including older generations who have been increasingly better in using digital media [9].…”
Section: Definition Of Digital Literacy In the Aspect Of E-threatsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Con el desarrollo de la sociedad digital han aparecido conceptos y constructos teóricos para comprender y analizar sus riesgos y oportunidades; de esta manera, junto al de ciudadanía digital, encontramos competencia digital, habilidades digitales o uno de los más recurrentes en la literatura, alfabetización digital (digital literacy) (Gros y Contreras, 2016;Rodríguez de Dios et al, 2018). Si bien ciudadanía digital y alfabetización digital son categorías diferentes -la primera incide desde la ciencia política en aspectos sociales y conductuales, y la segunda se centra desde la competencia tecnológica en el uso y habilidades digitales (Ke y Xu, 2017)-, la realidad de la evolución de los conceptos ha provocado que la alfabetización digital haya pasado de definiciones focalizadas en el uso de las tecnologías a un enfoque más social.…”
Section: Introducción: Marco Teóricounclassified
“…Con respecto a los diversos factores que se analizaron en esta investigación como fueron Realización de actividades académicas, Socialización, Actividades recreativas y Búsqueda de la información para fines académicos, se demostró que existe correlaciones significativas entre los factores que se encargan de medir la percepción del padre de familia sobre el uso que tienen sus hijos de las TIC en las dimensiones expuestas. A pesar de lo anterior, en un estudio sobre la comunicación en la familia a través de las TIC (desde la percepción de los adolescentes) Hernández et al, (2014) observaron que el uso desmedido de las TIC por parte de los jóvenes ha provocado que éstos se comuniquen con más frecuencia con sus similares que con sus padres contribuyendo en un menor apoyo en las actividades escolares; esto podría tener su causa en la mediación parental restrictiva que regula de una manera u otra el comportamiento de los adolescentes, limitando la interacción por medios electrónicos con la familia (Rodríguez de Dios et al, 2018).…”
Section: Resultados Y Discusiónunclassified