Predictors of Media Emotion Regulation and Its Consequences for Children’s Socioemotional Development
Gizem KOÇ ARIK
Abstract:Media emotion regulation has been defined as parents’ use of media to regulate their children's emotions in early childhood. The purpose of this review is to investigate the predictors of media emotion regulation and its consequences on children's socioemotional development. As predictors of media emotion regulation, parental education level, parental media use, and the child’s temperament were examined. It was observed that parents with low levels of education and higher personal media use more frequently off… Show more
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