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"The MAPS Research Collaboration (MAPS-RC) is an initiative of the Malaysian Association of Psychology Students (MAPS) that aims to promote student-led psychology research in Malaysia by fostering collaborative research among student researchers. We offer a platform for student researchers to invite collaborators from different institutions to help with data collection, data analysis, and manuscript writing. If you're interested in collaborating, please read our guidelines and fill out the application form and email us at maps.researchcollaboration@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing your research ideas!"

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Young Children, Parents, and Mobile Device Use

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Young Children, Parents, and Mobile Device Use: An Explanatory Sequential Mixed-Method Study of Parental Burnout, Parental Mediation Strategies, Mindfulness, and Children's Self-Regulation

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Institution/Organisation: International Islamic University Malaysia

Brief description of Research: Hi everyone! I am Raihan, a postgraduate student from International Islamic University Malaysia. The main objective of this study is to examine parental burnout and how it affects working parents’ responsibilities (i.e., parental mediation strategies) and children’s development (i.e., children's self-regulation); along with examining a particular parental trait as a potential solution to reduce the impact of parental burnout towards parental mediation strategies. This survey will take around 15 minutes to answer.

Some of the criteria are:-

(i) Malaysian

(ii) Dual-working parents

(iii) Has at least one child ranging from 0 to 6 years old

Link to survey: -