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Overall, there is a significant relationship between permissive parenting style and setting restrictions on electronics use ( p = 0.04 ), and significant effect on children?s time spent on electronics per week (p =.

The majority of mothers perceived that the use of electronics has a mild impact on their children?s physical health. Screen time use was positively correlated with permissive parenting style (.09), and was negatively correlated with the authoritarian and authoritative parenting style (-.01). Results: The most common parenting style was the Authoritative. Sample size was 280 females obtained by multistage stratified sampling. Methods: A cross-sectional study has been conducted, with a standard, multi-sectional modified questionnaire. Objectives: Firstly, to identify different parenting style among mother employees at Princess Nora University, then determine the effect of different parenting styles on the hours spent by children on electronic devices and lastly, assess the level of perceived potential negative hazards of electronics. Different parents have different attitudes and behaviors that determine how they deal with their children, the variety of parenting styles can have different outcomes on the children?s use of electronics. Therefore, it is important to know how it is affecting them socially, physically and behaviorally.

Background: Technology is becoming an essential part of life, especially for children born and growing up with it.

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