Béatrice Ouellet, Jade Berthiaume, Charlie Fortin, Maria Teodora Rusu, Paula W Rushton, Tatiana Dib, François Routhier, Krista L Best
User perceptions about resources based on the Wheelchair Skills Training Program for training indoor and community wheelchair skills in pediatrics: a descriptive qualitative study
Disability and rehabilitation. Assistive technology
number smartphone users growing around world children using smartphones increasingly early age consequently significant number children exposed risk smartphone addiction emerging serious social problem smartphone addiction negatively impact childrens physical cognitive social development previous studies demonstrated parental smartphone addiction influences children therefore study explores relationship parental smartphone addiction childrens smartphone addiction mediating effects childrens depression social withdrawal data drawn national youth policy institutes 2018 korean children youth panel survey respondents comprise 2011 fourthgrade elementary school students parents data analyzed using spss version 210 amos 210 software results show relationship parental smartphone addiction children significantly positive mediating effect childrens social withdrawal effect childrens depression serial effects childrens depression social withdrawal consequently educational programs control parents smartphone usage improve parentchild relationship engender social sensitivity developed reduce prevent smartphone addiction among children