12 research outputs found
The Iowa Homemaker vol.39A, no.5
People Without a Country, Carol Shellenbarger, page 4
Foster Parent Plan Aids Needy Children, Marcena Christian, page 5
The Music Goes Round and Round, Tom Emmerson, page 6
The History of Hose, Diane Houser, page 8
Milady’s Heels, Martha Glenn, page 9
Knit Your Own Squaw Valley Sweater, Suzanne Guernsey, page 10
Mincemeat – a Rich History, Sue Ellen Lieder, page 12
Christmas in Our Newest States, Beth Beecher, page 14
Christmas Shopping Section, Kay Thompson Maas, page 16
Futuristic Music Sphere, Mary Stoner, page 1
The Iowa Homemaker vol.40, no.1
As Others See Us, Tom Emmerson, Beth Lambeth and Sue Guernsey, page 6
China Cues for Smart Shoppers, Doris Post, page 8
Reflections of You, Sylvia Noid, page 9
Campus Tours, Inc., Patty Anderson, page 10
Child Development Experts Study “Multiple Mother” Effects, Carol Calhoon, page 11
Behind the TV Camera, Carolynn DeLay, page 12
Gray Meals, One Subject of Food Technology, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn, page 14
Coed Chooses Spring Fashion’s Fancy, Laveda Jansonius, page 17
Expand Your World, Marty Keeney, page 18
RAIN, Diane Houser, page 21
What’s Going On?, Carol Shellenbarger, page 2
The Iowa Homemaker vol.39A, no.5
People Without a Country, Carol Shellenbarger, page 4
Foster Parent Plan Aids Needy Children, Marcena Christian, page 5
The Music Goes Round and Round, Tom Emmerson, page 6
The History of Hose, Diane Houser, page 8
Milady’s Heels, Martha Glenn, page 9
Knit Your Own Squaw Valley Sweater, Suzanne Guernsey, page 10
Mincemeat – a Rich History, Sue Ellen Lieder, page 12
Christmas in Our Newest States, Beth Beecher, page 14
Christmas Shopping Section, Kay Thompson Maas, page 16
Futuristic Music Sphere, Mary Stoner, page 18</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.40, no.1
As Others See Us, Tom Emmerson, Beth Lambeth and Sue Guernsey, page 6
China Cues for Smart Shoppers, Doris Post, page 8
Reflections of You, Sylvia Noid, page 9
Campus Tours, Inc., Patty Anderson, page 10
Child Development Experts Study “Multiple Mother” Effects, Carol Calhoon, page 11
Behind the TV Camera, Carolynn DeLay, page 12
Gray Meals, One Subject of Food Technology, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn, page 14
Coed Chooses Spring Fashion’s Fancy, Laveda Jansonius, page 17
Expand Your World, Marty Keeney, page 18
RAIN, Diane Houser, page 21
What’s Going On?, Carol Shellenbarger, page 22</p
A Matter Of Control Or Safety? Examining Parental Use Of Technical Monitoring Apps On Teens\u27 Mobile Devices
Adoption rates of parental control applications ( apps ) for teens\u27 mobile devices are low, but little is known about the characteristics of parents (or teens) who use these apps. We conducted a web-based survey of 215 parents and their teens (ages 13-17) using two separate logistic regression models (parent and teen) to examine the factors that predicted parental use of technical monitoring apps on their teens\u27 mobile devices. Both parent and teen models confirmed that low autonomy granting (e.g., authoritarian) parents were the most likely to use parental control apps. The teen model revealed additional nuance, indicating that teens who were victimized online and had peer problems were more likely to be monitored by their parents. Overall, increased parental control was associated with more (not fewer) online risks. We discuss the implications of these findings and provide design recommendations for mobile apps that promote online safety through engaged, instead of restrictive, parenting