Author: Archana M
Publication Year: 2025
Keywords: Online gaming
Abstract: The dynamics of parental mediation in relation to Adolescents' use of massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) are examined in this study. MMORPGs, which provide chances for creativity, sociability, and personal growth, have become a vital part of youth culture with the popularity of games like World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy XIV, and The Elder Scrolls Online. But there are also possible hazards associated with their immersive nature, including as excessive screen time, addiction, exposure to unsuitable content, and disregard for obligations in the real world. Effective parental mediation techniques, like co-playing, active, and restrictive worries.
methods, are crucial for controlling gaming and encouraging healthy behaviors in light of these SCIENCEAN
Although parental involvement is crucial, there is little research on mediation techniques unique to MMORPGs. by investigating the scope, character, and effects of parental mediation methods, this study seeks to close this gap. The study evaluates the difficulties parents encounter and the efficacy of different tactics using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. It also looks at how teenagers view various mediation techniques, offering insights into how they could promote constructive gaming experiences. Although OF
With evidence-based suggestions to improve teenage well-being in the digital age, the findings will have a big impact on parents, educators, and legislators. This study intends to offer a thorough knowledge of parental engagement in MMORPG usage by analyzing the impact of cultural and socioeconomic aspects on mediation practices, ultimately leading to better gaming habits and developmental outcomes
s for young players, PAP-LEAD
Keywords: Parental mediation, MMORPGs, Adolescents. Digital gaming. Excessive screen time, Addiction, Gaming strategies, Youth culture. Well-being. Quantitative research. Qualitative research, Cultural factors, Socioeconomic factors, and Online gaming.
Guide: Saravanakumar, T K and Rajesh, R
University: SRM Institute of Science and Technology
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