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Research paper thumbnail of Screen Time Exposure and Children\u27s Behavioral Correlates

Screened electronic devices are quite effective at capturing children\u27s and parents\u27 attent... more Screened electronic devices are quite effective at capturing children\u27s and parents\u27 attention. Now an integral part of the daily lives of Americans, screened electronic devices such as computers, entertainment centers, gaming devices, laptops, smartphones, and tablets serve as portable offices, entertainment centers, and a means to stay connected with others. Research focusing on television viewing, the older and more traditional type of screen time, has suggested that television is positively correlated with aggression, attention problems, obesity, and poor academic performance. It is suspected that screen time, which includes all screened devices, may have potentially significant child developmental, educational, parent-child relational, and social consequences. The exposure to electronic devices has increased exponentially in the past decade, suggesting some urgency to investigate, measure, and understand this phenomenon and its potential impact, particularly on children. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Adolescent Parenting: Global Perspective, Local Action

Annals of Global Health, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of The Prevalence of Developmental Delays in Children of Adolescent Mothers in an Urban Setting

Journal of Adolescent Health, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of Screen Time Exposure and Children's Behavioral Correlates

Research paper thumbnail of Screen Time Exposure and Children\u27s Behavioral Correlates

Screened electronic devices are quite effective at capturing children\u27s and parents\u27 attent... more Screened electronic devices are quite effective at capturing children\u27s and parents\u27 attention. Now an integral part of the daily lives of Americans, screened electronic devices such as computers, entertainment centers, gaming devices, laptops, smartphones, and tablets serve as portable offices, entertainment centers, and a means to stay connected with others. Research focusing on television viewing, the older and more traditional type of screen time, has suggested that television is positively correlated with aggression, attention problems, obesity, and poor academic performance. It is suspected that screen time, which includes all screened devices, may have potentially significant child developmental, educational, parent-child relational, and social consequences. The exposure to electronic devices has increased exponentially in the past decade, suggesting some urgency to investigate, measure, and understand this phenomenon and its potential impact, particularly on children. ...

Research paper thumbnail of Adolescent Parenting: Global Perspective, Local Action

Annals of Global Health, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of The Prevalence of Developmental Delays in Children of Adolescent Mothers in an Urban Setting

Journal of Adolescent Health, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of Screen Time Exposure and Children's Behavioral Correlates