The impact of parents’ technology readiness and their susceptibility to interpersonal influence on adolescents’ participation in parental decision making to purchase technological products

Dikčius, Vytautas; Pikturnienė, Indrė; Pakalniškienė, Vilmantė; Seimiene, Eleonora; Kavaliauskė, Monika; Reardon, James

doi:10.21272/mmi.2017.3-12

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“…The question of our research concerns the relationship between the family’s ICT consumption profile and the adolescents’ media multitasking. There is little evidence regarding this issue, but some studies have pointed out that, in general, a family overloaded with technology and parents who have a positive view of technology are two factors that could enhance the availability of technology together with their children’s use and multi-use of it (Dikcius et al, 2017). In this sense, our results indicate that adolescents with a heavy media multitasker profile perceive their relatives, particularly the mother and the first brother/sister, as more intense consumers of ICT.…”

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Family Context Surrounding the Use of Technologies and Their Impact in Adolescents’ Media Multitasking

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Malo

Viñas

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Journal of Family Issues

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Recent studies pointed out that practically all adolescents are regular users of information and communications technology (ICT). Since the most usual context for the use of technology is the home, our aim is, on the one hand, to characterize the family technology context among adolescents aged between 11 and 18 years and, on the other hand, to analyse the relationship between multitasking and the different variables found within this family context. Participants were 977 adolescents. Significant relationship between the number of devices in the home and the frequency with which these are used are showed. Although a 60% of the adolescents have no parental rules over this use, there does not appear to be any relationship between the existence, or lack thereof, of rules over the use of ICT and multitasking. To reduce adolescents amount of media multitasking, we would recommend having fewer devices in the home rather than imposing rules about their use.

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Family Context Surrounding the Use of Technologies and Their Impact in Adolescents’ Media Multitasking

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Journal of Family Issues

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Aportes para una conducción colaborativa del proceso civil chileno: pensando una nueva justicia

Grünstein

Ragone

2018

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La cultura jurídico-procesal comparada contemporánea comienza a ser consistente en cuanto a la necesidad de un juez cercano y empático en su relación con las partes y sus representantes, lo que requiere una transformación de paradigmas. La instauración del proceso por audiencias, con la mejora de todas las condiciones orgánicas y financieras del sistema de administración de justicia civil, no parece ser suficiente; se requiere además fijar nuevos roles al juez y a las partes. Por el lado del juez, se impone una visión en la que este asume un rol activo, de gerente y conductor. De esta forma se verifica una simbiosis entre los sistemas adversarial e inquisitorio. Por el lado de las partes, la competencia entre estas por obtener un resultado positivo se matiza y equilibra con la cooperación. Todo el engranaje impone conductas de trato equitativo y debido y justo proceso como valores internos. Estas son condiciones necesarias para un proceso civil eficaz, racional, justo y eficiente.

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The Societal Effects of Environmental Disasters in International Environmental Regulation

Kecskés

2014

SSRN Journal

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The impact of parents’ technology readiness and their susceptibility to interpersonal influence on adolescents’ participation in parental decision making to purchase technological products

Abstract: Scholarly literature provides sufficient evidence on children's participation in parents

Cited by 4 publications

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Family Context Surrounding the Use of Technologies and Their Impact in Adolescents’ Media Multitasking

Family Context Surrounding the Use of Technologies and Their Impact in Adolescents’ Media Multitasking

Aportes para una conducción colaborativa del proceso civil chileno: pensando una nueva justicia

The Societal Effects of Environmental Disasters in International Environmental Regulation

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