Effects of Parenting Stress on Smart-Media Mediation: Moderating Effect of Media Literacy

Lee, Sang-Seon; Lee, H. P. Y.; Cho, Min-Gyeong; Lim, Min-Jung

doi:10.32349/ecerr.2023.6.27.3.77

ECERR

2023

DOI: 10.32349/ecerr.2023.6.27.3.77

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Effects of Parenting Stress on Smart-Media Mediation: Moderating Effect of Media Literacy

Sang-Seon Lee¹,

H. P. Y. Lee²,

Min-Gyeong Cho³

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Mother’s Self-awareness and Assessment of Media Mediation : A Qualitative Study Focused on Elementary School Families

Chung,

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Kim

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Mother’s Self-awareness and Assessment of Media Mediation : A Qualitative Study Focused on Elementary School Families

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Kim

2023

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The Effect of Employed Mothers’ Work-Family Balance on a Child’s Smartphone Overdependence: The Mediating Effect of Mother-Child Interaction Activities

Hong,

Jang

2023

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Objectives: This research investigates how mother-child interactions mediate the effect of employed mothers' work-family balance on their children's excessive smartphone use. The study aims to provide insights for developing support for working mothers and their children.Methods: A questionnaire was distributed to employed mothers with children in kindergartens and daycare centers in Seoul and Gyeonggi, yielding 221 valid responses. SPSS 26.0 and Mplus 7.4 were used for analysis, including frequency analysis, descriptive statistics, confirmatory factor analysis, and a mixed structural equation model, with significance at α = .05 and a 95% confidence interval.Results: The study found that a positive work-family balance enhances mother-child interaction, which in turn reduces children's smartphone overdependence. Conversely, work-family conflict increases this dependence, but is mitigated by mother-child interaction. The study delineates the relationships among work-family balance, interaction, and smartphone dependence in children.Conclusion: The interaction between working mothers and their children significantly influences children's smartphone overdependence. Thus, it's crucial to support employed mothers through educational strategies and programs promoting quality interactions with children, balancing work and family roles.

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Effects of Parenting Stress on Smart-Media Mediation: Moderating Effect of Media Literacy

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Mother’s Self-awareness and Assessment of Media Mediation : A Qualitative Study Focused on Elementary School Families

Mother’s Self-awareness and Assessment of Media Mediation : A Qualitative Study Focused on Elementary School Families

The Effect of Employed Mothers’ Work-Family Balance on a Child’s Smartphone Overdependence: The Mediating Effect of Mother-Child Interaction Activities

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