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fundaciónSOL presented this Wednesday the study “Perceptions on the impact of digital content consumption on children and adolescents”.
Patricia Abad, head of Qualitative Research, presented this morning the study “Perceptions on the impact of digital content consumption in childhood and adolescence” prepared by GAD3 for the SOL Foundation and the Nemesio Diez Foundation. The study revealed interesting data, such as the fact that cell phone ownership increases in pre-adolescence or that a considerable number of adolescents have been involved in some negative situation associated with the use of online platforms, such as deepfake or cyberbullying. On the other hand, parents perceive that their children impose limits on their own use of technology, a feeling that intensifies when there is greater parental supervision and control.
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Qualitative analysis data sheet: in-depth interviews with mental health professionals and three focus groups.
Quantitative analysis data sheet:
Universe: parents with children under 15 years of age and adolescents between 15 and 17 years of age.
Geographical scope: national.
Quotas: by sex and age of the population according to the census (INE).
Data collection procedure: computer-assisted online interview (CAWI).
Sample size: 1,983 interviews, with the following distribution:
Profile Interviews
Parents with children aged 1-5 years 309
Parents with children aged 6-10 years 526
Parents with children between 11-14 years 593
Adolescents 15-17 years 555
