Parental Communication in the Digital Age: Internet Use, Parent–Child Interaction, and Child Well-Being in Türkiye.

As digital technologies become increasingly embedded in family life, their impact on parent-child interactions, family dynamics, and relational quality warrants deeper exploration. This study investigates how Internet-based technologies shape parental communication patterns and influence the quality...

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Published in:	Journal of Child & Family Studies Vol. 35; no. 6; pp. 1408 - 1427
Main Authors:	Turhan, Zeynep, Acar, Sinan, Canbakış, Rabia, Kızılçay, Nuray, Doğan, Seçil Özak
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Jun2026
Subjects:	Türkiye Qualitative research Compulsive behavior Conversation Parent-child relationships Interviewing Internet Psychological well-being Parent attitudes Decision making Psychological adaptation Experience Sound recordings Communication Quality of life Psychology of parents Social support Digital technology Psychological resilience Risk assessment Statistical sampling Judgment sampling Thematic analysis Conceptual structures Research methodology Convalescence Data analysis software
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