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A Study of Longitudinal Changes in Mother-Child Interaction and its Effect on Media Device Addiction
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Eun Mo Yeon (영남대학교) Hyo-Sik Choi (춘천교육대학교)
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Korea Academy Industrial Cooperation Society Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society Vol.21 No.12 KCI Accredited Journals
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2020.12
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346 - 353 (8page)

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The purpose of this study was to explore types of longitudinal changes in interactions between mothers and 4-year-old children in primary school as well as the effects on media device addiction. To explore interaction types between mothers and children, latent class growth modeling (LCGM) and BCH were used in a three-step approach. Data from the 6-10th wave of the Panel Study of Korea Children were used. First, the trajectory of the mother-child interactions was linear and decreased across time. This linear decrease was classified into the following three trajectories: high-decreasing, average-deceasing, and low-decreasing. Second, BCH was performed to examine media device addiction in each trajectory, and the findings show that children who had low initial mother-child interactions over time were more likely to experience daily disturbances in adaptive functions such as withdraw or tolerance than other groups of children. The results indicate that maximizing the quality of mother-child interactions in childhood through primary school can lower media device addiction in children.

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