Since the advent of social networking site (SNS) technologies, adolescents' use of these
technologies has expanded and is now a primary way of communicating with and acquiring …

Adolescents far outnumber adults in their use of e-communication technologies, such as
instant messaging and social network sites. In this article, we present an integrative model …

The aim of this study was to contrast the validity of two opposing explanatory hypotheses
about the effect of online communication on adolescents' well-being. The displacement …

The main purpose of this research is to investigate the relationships between adolescents'
Internet addiction, their perceived social support and the activities carried out with the …

The advances and incorporation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in
everyday family life has earned a place of prominence in the research field. This paper …

In this study, we address the communication technologies individuals within romantic
relationships are using to communicate with one another, the frequency of use, and the …

We conducted a survey of 222 fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-grade Korean children to examine (a)
whether children's Internet use influences declines in family time and family communication …

This study examines whether social activities with parents, online and offline social self-
efficacy, and attitudes toward gaming are associated with the degree of game addiction …

While cyberbullying shares characteristics with face-to-face bullying, there is a uniqueness
of online interaction that makes it more pervasive and the impact longer-lasting …

Literature suggests 4 hypotheses to explain social outcomes of online communication
among adolescents: displacement, increase, rich-get-richer, and social-compensation …