Meta-Analysis: Do Online Parenting Programs Actually Improve Child Behavior?

Do digital parenting programs work, or are they just another quick fix that fails to deliver?

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.64240/2d4de8252c
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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Meta-Analysis: Do Online Parenting Programs Actually Improve Child Behavior?

John McAloon
Child Development and Digital Technology
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Meta-Analysis: Do Online Parenting Programs Actually Improve Child Behavior?

John McAloon
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Do digital parenting programs work, or are they just another quick fix that fails to deliver?

Weatherford College (US)
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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