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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2020 · 1H 6M

4/7/20 "Digital Media and Parent-Child Interaction", Dr. Jenny Radesky

from Connecticut Children's Grand Rounds · host Connecticut Children's

Describe the ways in which parent technology use interrupts or displaces parent-child activities and potential effects on child development and behavior.Describe basic aspects of persuasive design.Develop competence in addressing media use during clinical encounters using parent-centered approaches.

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Describe the ways in which parent technology use interrupts or displaces parent-child activities and potential effects on child development and behavior.Describe basic aspects of persuasive design.Develop competence in addressing media use during clinical encounters using parent-centered approaches.

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