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Lack of Parental Control Is Longitudinally Associated With Higher Smartphone Addiction Tendency in Young Children: A Population-Based Cohort Study
Less Parental Control Is Linked to Increasing Smartphone Addiction Risk in Young Children Over Time
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Abstract
Data from 313 participants indicate that parents' lack of control over smartphone use is associated with higher addiction tendencies in young children.
- Parents' higher smartphone addiction proneness is linked to an increased tendency for smartphone addiction in young children.
- Lack of parental control over children's smartphone usage negatively impacts children's smartphone addiction risk.
- The analysis utilized mixed effect models to assess changes in smartphone addiction tendencies over a four-year period.
- Findings suggest that early intervention by parents may be necessary to mitigate smartphone addiction in children.
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