Sharenting and children’s privacy: Parenting style, practices, and perspectives on sharing young children’s photos on social media
Sharenting and children’s privacy: Parenting style, practices, and perspectives on sharing young children’s photos on social media
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分享和儿童隐私：在社交媒体上分享幼儿照片的养育方式、做法和观点
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10.1145/3512963
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2022
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Kapadia, A.
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Amon, M. J.;Kartvelishvilli, N.;Bertenthal, B.;Hugenberg, K.;Kapadia, A.
父母在社交媒体上发布孩子的照片和其他信息越来越普遍，最近也引发了争议。我们通过收集美国493名幼儿父母的信息，研究了预测父母分享行为的特征，包括自我报告的人口统计数据、社交媒体活动、父母教养方式、儿童社交媒体参与以及父母分享态度和行为。我们的研究结果表明，大多数社交媒体活跃的父母在网上分享孩子的照片，并且在没有孩子允许的情况下这样做感到很舒服。父母分享频率的最强预测因子是一般的社交媒体发布频率，这表明参与者并没有强烈区分“常规”照片分享活动和父母分享。父母分享频率的预测因素包括更多的社交媒体参与，更大的社交网络与鼓励父母分享的规范，更宽容和自信的育儿方式，以及孩子更多的社交媒体参与。与之前强调父母分享的好处的研究相比，我们的发现指出了一些与父母分享相关的高风险在线行为，这些行为以前没有被发现。讨论了儿童隐私和早期社交媒体暴露的影响，包括影响父母分享态度和行为的未来方向。
Parents posting photos and other information about children on social media is increasingly common and a recent source of controversy. We investigated characteristics that predict parental sharing behavior by collecting information from 493 parents of young children in the United States on self-reported demographics, social media activity, parenting styles, children's social media engagement, and parental sharing attitudes and behaviors. Our findings indicate that most social media active parents share photos of their children online and feel comfortable doing so without their child's permission. The strongest predictor of parental sharing frequency was general social media posting frequency, suggesting that participants do not strongly differentiate between "regular" photo-sharing activities and parental sharing. Predictors of parental sharing frequency include greater social media engagement, larger social networks with norms encouraging parental sharing, more permissive and confident parenting styles, and greater social media engagement by their children. Contrasting previous research that often highlights benefits of parental sharing, our findings point to a number of risky online behaviors associated with parental sharing not previously uncovered. Implications for children's privacy and early social media exposure are discussed, including future directions for influencing parental sharing attitudes and behaviors.