Natascha Notten|Birgit Becker
Early home literacy and adolescents’ online reading behavior in comparative perspective
Radboud University Nijmegen|Goethe University Frankfurt
online reading behavior regarded new form cultural capital todays digital world however unclear whether traditional mechanisms cultural social reproduction also found domain whether manifest uniformly across countries different stages development article analyzes whether early home literacy environment impact informational online reading behavior among adolescents whether association varies countries different levels digitalization educational expansion data 2009 programme international student assessment pisa used empirical analyses results regression models countryfixed effects indicate positive association literacy activities early childhood informational online reading age 15 association quite stable across countries findings discussed light cultural social reproduction theory digital divide research