Does Increasing Awareness of Mothers Affect Their Children’s Digital Game Play Routines?: A Quasi-Experimental Trial

Raising mothers' awareness of digital game addiction through related educational programs may contribute to establishment of healthier digital game play routines among middle school children, and support preventive strategies in pediatric nursing and school health practices.

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Journal of Community Health Nursing
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2025-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1080/07370016.2025.2609547
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Child Development and Digital Technology
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Does Increasing Awareness of Mothers Affect Their Children’s Digital Game Play Routines?: A Quasi-Experimental Trial

Zeynep Erkut, Zeynep Aközlü, Emine Ekici
Journal of Community Health Nursing
Child Development and Digital Technology
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Does Increasing Awareness of Mothers Affect Their Children’s Digital Game Play Routines?: A Quasi-Experimental Trial

Zeynep Erkut, Zeynep Aközlü, Emine Ekici
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Raising mothers' awareness of digital game addiction through related educational programs may contribute to establishment of healthier digital game play routines among middle school children, and support preventive strategies in pediatric nursing and school health practices.

Journal of Community Health Nursing
Bahçeşehir University (TR), Antalya Bilim University (TR), Maltepe University (TR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 17%
Child Development and Digital Technology
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