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Parental Smartphone Use and Children’s Emotional Well-Being in Everyday Family Life: Experience Sampling Study
Smartphones are deeply embedded in everyday family life, yet parental smartphone use is often framed as harmful for children’s well-being. Moving beyond moralized perspectives, the present study examined how parental smartphone use in the presence of the child relates to children’s affective well-be
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