Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory explains one of the most important, yet
challenging social processes in everyday life, that is, managing disclosing and protecting …

Mobile applications (" apps") developed to promote online safety for children are
underutilized and rely heavily on parental control features that monitor and restrict their …

Affordances of Internet sites and Internet-based applications make personal information
about romantic partners, friends, family members, and strangers easy to obtain. People use …

Parents of children with mental health disorders are often faced with the dilemma of
disclosing or concealing their child's disorder. These decisions have important implications …

Drawing from communication privacy management theory and family communication
patterns theory, this study investigated the extent to which parental privacy invasions and …

The current study extends family communication patterns (FCP) research to assess how
family communication schemata (conversation and conformity orientation dimensions) …

The existing literature on “friending” parents on mobile social media has focused on the
momentary decision of accepting the “friending” requests. In addition, a major body of …

An experimental study exposed participants (N= 299) to different message frames to
investigate whether Family Communication Patterns (FCP) and message characteristics …

According to self-determination theory, the satisfaction of basic psychological needs (ie,
autonomy, competence, relatedness) is essential for human mental health and flourishing …

ABSTRACT This study extends Communication Privacy Management (CPM) theory and
prior privacy research to investigate the impact of culture on the way college-age children …