Sociological analysis of the reality of children's interaction between the family and the digital world
مقاربة سوسيولوجية تحليلية لواقــع تفاعل الأطفال بين الأســرة والعالم الرقمي
Abstract
The study aims to show the gap between the social networks or the Internet in general in the family, where the family is one of the most important institutions of social upbringing if not the most important at all as it is the cornerstone and the important institution that ensures the success of other institutions, the family can not achieve success in It is possible to say in light of the technical development and the emergence of social networks on the Internet that this family is suffering from many different challenges and at the top of this The "socialization", which is growing by the day the Internet impact on the socialization.
Where the subject was addressed according to a sociological warning of the danger of coming through social networks of the reality of direct and real family interaction, which gradually fade away, while strengthening and growing and develop on the virtual, and this is the focus of the sociological approach to the reality of interaction between children and the digital world social networks model.
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