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ICT Uses by The Youth: Imperatives of Parental Intervention: Major Research Project Report

The document is a report on a major research project funded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research and Doon University. The project aimed to identify existing parental mediation practices regarding information and communication technology use by Indian youth aged 14 to 20. The report discusses different forms of parental mediation used worldwide and suggests the most appropriate form for the Indian socio-cultural context. It also outlines possible policy implications related to ICT use by young people.

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ICT Uses by The Youth: Imperatives of Parental Intervention: Major Research Project Report

The document is a report on a major research project funded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research and Doon University. The project aimed to identify existing parental mediation practices regarding information and communication technology use by Indian youth aged 14 to 20. The report discusses different forms of parental mediation used worldwide and suggests the most appropriate form for the Indian socio-cultural context. It also outlines possible policy implications related to ICT use by young people.

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

AND
DOON UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN

Major Research Project Report

ICT uses by the youth: Imperatives of parental


intervention
Project Director: Dr Rajesh Kumar
Associate Professor, School of Communication
Doon University, Dehradun
Research Assistant: Shri Devam thapa
Field Investigator: Shri Shashank Tiwari

This report is a document based on the findings of the major research project funded by
ICSSR. The study aims to identify existing forms of parental mediation practices in respect of
ICT uses by the youth (14-20 years age group) in Indian households. While mentioning
parental mediation practices in ICT uses by the youth around the world, this report suggests
which form of parental mediation may be an appropriate one in Indian socio-cultural context.
It also suggests possible policy implications with regard to ICT uses by the young.

2014

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