Barriers to Children's Socialisation in Light of Technological Innovations in Smartphones: Electronic Games as a Model

This research addresses electronic games through smartphone platforms and their impact on the pillars of socialisation, particularly self-regulation, integration, social normalisation, and social distancing.The study delves into the conceptual frameworks and the extensive literature within the social sciences concerning the notions of socialisation and familial bonds with children within the digital space.From a sociological perspective, this paper highlights the laxity of parental supervision and social control, as well as children's excessive use of electronic games.It also reveals the key factors contributing to the success or failure of the socialisation process within the virtual society and its implications for developing children's personalities, attitudes, and behaviours.This is explored through

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Science Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems
Published
2025-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.56334/sei/8.3.81
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Social and Behavioral Studies
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Barriers to Children's Socialisation in Light of Technological Innovations in Smartphones: Electronic Games as a Model

Zitouni Aiboud
Science Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems
Social and Behavioral Studies
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Barriers to Children's Socialisation in Light of Technological Innovations in Smartphones: Electronic Games as a Model

Zitouni Aiboud
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Abstract

This research addresses electronic games through smartphone platforms and their impact on the pillars of socialisation, particularly self-regulation, integration, social normalisation, and social distancing.The study delves into the conceptual frameworks and the extensive literature within the social sciences concerning the notions of socialisation and familial bonds with children within the digital space.From a sociological perspective, this paper highlights the laxity of parental supervision and social control, as well as children's excessive use of electronic games.It also reveals the key factors contributing to the success or failure of the socialisation process within the virtual society and its implications for developing children's personalities, attitudes, and behaviours.This is explored through

Science Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern ProblemsVol. 8(3)
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Social and Behavioral Studies
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