Parental technoference
Digital-device interruptions affecting parent-child interaction.
Parental technoference can disrupt Joint attention.
Parental technoference can disrupt Joint attention.
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Digital-device interruptions affecting parent-child interaction.
Shared attention between caregiver and child, central to interaction and early learning.
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VOCE Association. Parental technoference ↔ Joint attention. VOCE Atlas. Identifier: parental-technoference--joint-attention. Graph version: 2026-10-06. https://voce.life/atlas/relations/parental-technoference--joint-attention
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