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Copyright Laboratorio de Technologías de la Informaciò y Nuevos Análisis, LATINA, de la Universidad de La Laguna 2015

Abstract

Introduction: This article addresses the role of the various agents that mediate children's internet use: parents, teachers and peers such as classmates and friends. Method. The study is based on a qualitative approach that involved focus groups and interviews with children aged 9-16, and the analysis of children's discourses. Results. The results focus on children's perceptions of their relationship with their classmates, friends, teachers and parents in relation to internet use. Conclusions. Children show a high degree of awareness about the risks of the internet, and greatly value the support of their friends in solving the problems they find online. However, children do not trust their parents for the mediation of their online activities despite recognising that their parents are those who can help them out the most

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Title
Percepción de los y las menores de la mediación parental respecto a los riesgos en internet/Children's perception of the parental mediation of the risks of the Internet
Author
Iglesias, E Jiménez; Larrañaga, M Garmendia; del Río, M Á Casado
Pages
49-68
Publication year
2015
Publication date
2015
Publisher
Laboratorio de Technologías de la Informaciò y Nuevos Análisis, LATINA, de la Universidad de La Laguna
e-ISSN
11385820
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1652469789
Copyright
Copyright Laboratorio de Technologías de la Informaciò y Nuevos Análisis, LATINA, de la Universidad de La Laguna 2015