自閉症スペクトル障害を持つ学齢期の子どもたちは,どのようにデジタルメディアを使用しているのでしょうか? 家族の生きた経験の質的研究

Deanna Pennewitt1, Aubrey Borgen2, Megan Warfle3

  • 1Division of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.

まとめ

デジタルメディアの使用は,自閉症の子供にとって,利点と課題の両方を提示します. 介護者は,子供の生活における機能的な役割を考慮して,スクリーンタイムをナビゲートするための個別化された戦略を必要とします.

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