The Relationship between Impulsiveness and Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents: Focused on the Possible Application of Delay Discounting Task

Shin, Sungman; Song, Yong-Su; Kim, Jeong Jin; Oh, Jun-Sung

doi:10.17315/kjhp.2018.23.2.003

koreanjournalofhealthpsychology

2018

DOI: 10.17315/kjhp.2018.23.2.003

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The Relationship between Impulsiveness and Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents: Focused on the Possible Application of Delay Discounting Task

Sungman Shin¹,

Yong-Su Song²,

Jeong Jin Kim³

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“…한편, 유아의 타고난 기질에 따라서도 문제적 스마트미디 어 사용의 수준이 달라질 수 있다. 아동의 자극추구성향과 위 험회피성향(H. Kim & Lee, 2017), 그리고 청소년기와 대학생 의 충동성 및 감각추구성향이 문제적 스마트미디어 사용에 영 향을 주는 특정 기질적 특성으로 확인된 바 있다(S.-M. Shin, Song, Kim, & Oh, 2018;Y. Shin & Lee, 2016).…”

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Impacts of Parenting and Child Self-Regulation on the Problematic Use of Smart Media: A Latent Profile Analysis Approach

Bae,

Yang

2023

Korean J Child Stud

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Objectives: To investigate latent profiles of maternal parenting behaviors (APQ) and toddlers’ self-regulation (SCRS) that influence problematic smart media use (PSMU). We explored mother-child dyads that may be vulnerable or protective toward smart media use by classifying various latent groups based on child characteristics and parenting environment.Methods: An online survey was completed with 678 mothers of 3-5-year-olds to assess toddlers’ PSMU, SCRS, and APQ. Descriptive statistical analyses were performed with SPSS 25.0 and latent profile analysis was conducted with Mplus 8.0. using the DU3STEP approach.Results: Toddlers' SCRS and APQ were classified into five latent profile groups: average, protective parenting, dual vulnerable, vulnerable parenting and mutual protective. Both the vulnerable parenting and dual vulnerable groups exhibited the highest levels of craving, dependence, and permission regarding PSMU, while the other three groups displayed below-average levels of PSMU. The mutual protective and protective parenting groups were the safest. The largest group was the average group, with about 42 percent of the total, and the smallest was the vulnerable parenting group, with 8.31 percent.Conclusion: A latent profile analysis revealed that APQ served as both risk and protective factors for all aspects of PSMU in toddlers. Child SCRS interacted with and was influenced by maternal influences in all dimensions of craving, dependence, and permission. Examining toddlers' PSMU in light of their interactions with their mothers suggests that not only the child but also the parenting environment should be considered.

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Impacts of Parenting and Child Self-Regulation on the Problematic Use of Smart Media: A Latent Profile Analysis Approach

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2023

Korean J Child Stud

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