Socialized co-present phone use and parent-child relationship satisfaction: A dyadic investigation with the indirect roles of self-disclosure and responsiveness

Nie, Jia; Ni, Xiaoli; Lei, Li

doi:10.1016/j.appdev.2024.101679

Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.appdev.2024.101679

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Socialized co-present phone use and parent-child relationship satisfaction: A dyadic investigation with the indirect roles of self-disclosure and responsiveness

Jia Nie,

Xiaoli Ni,

Li Lei

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Socialized co-present phone use and parent-child relationship satisfaction: A dyadic investigation with the indirect roles of self-disclosure and responsiveness

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Effects of general, socially-intended, and shared parental phone use: exploring the sequential mediation by distraction and relationship quality on adolescent loneliness

Effects of general, socially-intended, and shared parental phone use: exploring the sequential mediation by distraction and relationship quality on adolescent loneliness

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