Children, Youth, and Mobile Communication

Teens are, perhaps the most consummate mobile telephone users. Teens have made text messaging into a common form of interaction. They have learned how to coordinate and indeed microcoordinate inter

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• Cell phone use and child and adolescent reading proficiency

  Sandra L Hofferth, Ui Jeong Moon•Psychology of Popular Media Culture•2012

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• Rethinking media displacement

  Open Access•Alan Angeluci, Gejun Huang•Revista FAMECOS•2015

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• Social media and connective journalism

  Open Access•Regina Marchi, Lynn Schofield Clark•Journalism•2018

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• “A smartphone made my life easier”

  Open Access•J M Vaterlaus, Alexandra Aylward et al.•Computers in Human Behavior•2021

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• Evidence for the effects of parental mediation and childhood media use on US college students' social media use

  Elliot Panek•Journal of Children and Media•2014

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• A smartphone case method

  Jeffrey Lane•Journal of Children and Media•2020

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• Flemish high school students' everyday use of communication technologies for schoolwork-related communication

  Katrien Van Cleemput•Journal of Children and Media•2012

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• Keep out! Join in! Cross-generation communication on the mobile internet in Norway

  Wenche Nag, Ruizhe Ling et al.•Journal of Children and Media•2016

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• Mobile phones, batteries and power consumption

  Open Access•Ana Horta, Susana Fonseca et al.•Energy Research & Social Science•2015

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• It’s like I trust it so much that I don’t really check where it is I’m going before I leave”

  Open Access•Troels Fibæk Bertel•Mobile Media & Communication•2013

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• Teen conceptualization of digital technologies

  Open Access•Pedro Quelhas Brito•New Media & Society•2011

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• Modeling relevance of mobile communication services by social setting dimensions

  Open Access•Elena Menichelli, Richard Ling•New Media & Society•2016

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• US teenagers’ perceptions and awareness of digital technology

  Open Access•Heather L Hundley, Leonard Shyles•New Media & Society•2010

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• Dispositions of dis/trust

  Open Access•Arul Chib, Ming Wei Ang•New Media & Society•2023

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• A co-regulatory approach to stay safe online

  Marta Poblet, Emma Teodoro et al.•Journal of Family Studies•2016

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• The Only 13-Year-Old on Planet Earth Without a Cell Phone”

  Open Access•Bethany L Blair, A C Fletcher•Journal of Adolescent Research•2010

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• Mediatisierung und der Wandel von Sozialisation

  Iren Schulz•Die Mediatisierung der Alltagswelt•2010

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• Governmentality within Children's Technological Play

  Open Access•Mary Silcock, Deborah Payne et al.•Children & Society•2016

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• Updating the Family Operating System

  Iryna Sharaievska•Leisure Sciences•2017

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• Earlier smartphone acquisition negatively impacts language proficiency, but only for heavy media users. Results from a longitudinal quasi-experimental study

  Open Access•Tiziano Gerosa, Marco Gui•Social Science Research•2023

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• Pleasure, Excess and Self-Monitoring

  Open Access•Geoff Lealand, Ruth Zanker•Media International Australia•2008

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• The Internet in Everyday Life

  Open Access•Barry Wellman, Caroline Haythornthwaite•Internet in Everyday Life•2002

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• Hyper-coordination via mobile phones in Norway

  Open Access•Richard Ling, Birgitte Yttri•Perpetual Contact•2002

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• Conceptions of the Transition to Adulthood

  Open Access•Jeffrey Jensen Arnett•Journal of Adult Development•2001

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• Internet Use, Interpersonal Relations, and Sociability

  Open Access•Norman H Nie, D Sunshine Hillygus et al.•The Internet in Everyday Life•2002

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• The International Handbook of Children, Media and Culture

  Naile Berberoğlu•Information Communication & Society•2009

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• Consuming Technologies

  Eric Hirsch, Roger Silverstone•Consuming technologies•2003

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• Bowling Alone

  Jim Keddy, J L Keddy•Spiritus•2001

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• Individualization

  Ulrich Beck, Elisabeth Beck‐gernsheim et al.•Individualization•2002

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• Listening to a long conversation

  Roger Silverstone, Eric Hirsch et al.•Cultural Studies•1991

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• The mobile phone as media

  Open Access•Harvey May, Greg Hearn•International Journal of Cultural…•2005

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• Intercourse debut age

  Willy Pedersen, Sven Ove Samuelsen et al.•The Journal of Sex Research•2003

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• Internet paradox

  Robert Kraut, Robert E Kraut et al.•American Psychologist•1998

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• Connected' Presence

  Open Access•C Licoppe•Environment and Planning D…•2004

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• Does the Internet Increase, Decrease, or Supplement Social Capital

  Open Access•B Wellman, Anabel Quan-Haase et al.•American Behavioral Scientist•2001

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• The Internet, 1995-2000

  Open Access•James E Katz, R E Rice et al.•American Behavioral Scientist•2001

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• Social Capital

  A Portes•Annual Review of Sociology•1998

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• The Strength of Weak Ties

  Mark Granovetter, Mark S Granovetter•American Journal of Sociology•1973

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