Measuring Parents' Regulatory Media Use for Themselves and Their Children [0.03%]
家长监管自己和孩子媒体使用情况的衡量指标
Bolim Suh,Heather Kirkorian,Rachel Barr et al.
Bolim Suh et al.
Parents often use media to manage their own or their child's emotions and behaviors, which is called "regulatory media use". While the use of media to alleviate negative emotions and behaviors may be helpful in the short-term, there may be ...
Concurrent and longitudinal associations between touchscreen use and executive functions at preschool-age [0.03%]
学龄前儿童使用触摸屏与执行功能的横断面和纵向关系
Alicia Mortimer,Abigail Fiske,Bethany Biggs et al.
Alicia Mortimer et al.
Introduction: The prevalence of touchscreen devices has recently risen amongst young children. Some evidence suggests that increased touchscreen use may be negatively related to preschool-age children's executive function...
The Development of Prosocial Behavior from Late Childhood to Adolescence: A Longitudinal and Multicultural Study [0.03%]
从晚儿童期到青少年时期利他行为的发展：一项跨国纵向研究
Flavia Cirimele,Concetta Pastorelli,Chiara Remondi et al.
Flavia Cirimele et al.
Introduction: Prosocial behavior (i.e., voluntary actions aimed at benefiting others, such as helping, comforting, and sharing) has proven beneficial for individuals' adjustment during the transition to adolescence. Howev...
Tiffany Munzer,Rachel Barr,Mark Nielsen
Tiffany Munzer
Infant action understanding: the roles of active training and motor development [0.03%]
婴儿动作理解：主动训练和运动发展的作用
Haerin Chung,Courtney A Filippi,Amanda L Woodward
Haerin Chung
Introduction: This study examined the potential interplay between motor development and intervention in support of action understanding. Methods: ...
YouTube for young children: What are infants and toddlers watching on the most popular video-sharing app? [0.03%]
婴幼儿版 YouTube ：学龄前儿童在热门视频分享应用上观看的内容是什么？
Dalia Henderson,Talia Bailes,Julie Sturza et al.
Dalia Henderson et al.
Background: Infants and toddlers engage with digital media about 1-3 hours per day with a growing proportion of time spent on YouTube. Aim: ...
Daily smartphone use predicts parent depressive symptoms, but parents' perceptions of responsiveness to their child moderate this effect [0.03%]
日常使用智能手机预示家长抑郁症状，但父母对其孩子的回应性感知会缓和这一效应
Brandon T McDaniel,Sabrina Uva,Jessica Pater et al.
Brandon T McDaniel et al.
Introduction: Smartphone use during caregiving has become increasingly common, especially around infants and very young children, and this use around young children has been linked with lower quality and quantity of paren...
Social interactions offset the detrimental effects of digital media use on children's vocabulary [0.03%]
社会互动抵消了数字媒体使用对儿童词汇的负面影响
Sarah C Kucker,Julie M Schneider
Sarah C Kucker
Young children's rapid vocabulary growth during the first few years is supported by input during social interactions with caregivers and, increasingly, from digital media. However, the amount of exposure to both sources can vary substantial...