Curation sensorielle des médias et conflit familial lié aux médias : réplication et validation de mesures sous forme courte

Titre original en anglais : Media sensory curation and family media conflict: replication and validation of short-form measures

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Harrison, K. & Couture Bue, A. (2020). Media sensory curation and family media conflict: replication and validation of short-form measures. Media Psychology, 24(4), 538-561. https://doi.org/10.1080/15213269.2020.1758145

Date de publication: 14/05/2020 Ajout dans AutiHub: 11/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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La théorie de la curation sensorielle des médias conceptualise la régulation sensorielle au sein de l'environnement bâti comme une gratification de l'utilisation des médias électroniques et comme un prédicteur des conflits parent-enfant concernant l'utilisation des médias par les enfants. Cet article réplique une enquête initiale auprès d'aidants d'enfants âgés de 3 à 14 ans au moyen d'une enquête de réplication indépendante de N = 754. Comme dans l'étude originale, la curation sensorielle des médias était plus élevée chez les enfants présentant des diagnostics sensoriels (p. ex., autisme, ADHD) que chez ceux n'en présentant pas, et constituait un prédicteur modéré à fort de l'utilisation problématique des médias par l'enfant et des conflits liés aux médias entre adultes et enfants pour tous les enfants. Les Inventaires de curation sensorielle des médias chez l'adulte et l'enfant (MediaSCIs), comportant 48 items, ont fait l'objet d'analyses de réduction d'échelle utilisant les échantillons regroupés (N = 1543) afin de créer des échelles sous forme courte. Les Adult MediaSCI-SF et Child MediaSCI-SF obtenus (12 items chacun) ont montré une bonne fiabilité. Le Child MediaSCI-SF prédisait l'utilisation problématique des médias par l'enfant et les conflits liés aux médias avec autant de robustesse que le Child MediaSCI à 48 items. Les échelles MediaSCI-SF constituent des options parcimonieuses pour mesurer la curation sensorielle des médias.

Media sensory curation theory conceptualizes sensory regulation within the built environment as a gratification of electronic media use and predictor of parent-child conflict over children’s media use. This paper replicates an initial survey of caregivers of children ages 3 to 14 with an independent replication survey of N = 754. As in the original study, media sensory curation was higher among children with sensory diagnoses (e.g., autism, ADHD) than without and was a moderate to strong predictor of problematic child media use and adult-child media conflict for all children. The 48-item Adult and Child Media Sensory Curation Inventories (MediaSCIs) were subject to scale-reduction analyses using the pooled samples (N = 1543) to create short-form scales. The resulting Adult MediaSCI-SF and Child MediaSCI-SF (12 items each) showed good reliability. The Child MediaSCI-SF predicted problematic child media use and media conflict as robustly as the 48-item Child MediaSCI. The MediaSCI-SF scales are parsimonious options for measuring media sensory curation.

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