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The present study examined conversations of 164 mothers from seven different cultural contexts when reminiscing with their 3-year-old children. We chose samples based on their sociodemographic profiles, which represented three different cultural models: (1) autonomy (urban middle-class families from Western societies), (2) relatedness (rural farming families from non-Western societies), and (3) autonomy-relatedness (urban middle-class families from non-Western societies). The results showed that mothers from the autonomous contexts predominantly adopted an elaborative-evaluative reminiscing style (variable-oriented approach) and pattern (person-oriented approach). Mothers from the relational contexts mainly adopted a repetitive reminiscing style and pattern. There was greater heterogeneity for style variables among mothers from autonomous-relational contexts; in addition, the person-oriented approach revealed that the majority of mothers from autonomous-relational contexts showed hybrid style patterns. Thus, the cultural models, and their respective orientations towards autonomy and relatedness, were reflected in the way mothers reminisced with their children. The children's provision of memory elaborations was high in the autonomous contexts, low in the relational contexts, and moderate in the autonomous-relational contexts. Across contexts, maternal evaluations prompted children to contribute memory elaborations. Maternal elaborations were an additional predictor for children's memory, but only for families from the relational cultural model.
Digitalization is finding its way into medicine in many different forms. Whether patient-centered, networking, supporting medical personnel or in (clinical) research: digital technologies have become an integral part of everyday medical life not only since the pandemic triggered by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. For example, mobile smartphone applications are among the most frequent developments; however, the multitude of available products and the lack of time in medical practice often make a reliable assessment of the quality, safety and functionality difficult. This review article summarizes current developments in mobile technologies in the field of pediatrics and adolescent medicine and illustrates available applications with concrete examples. The aim is to encourage readers to make their own experiences and to sharpen their view of possible risks.
Digitalization is finding its way into medicine in many different forms. Whether patient-centered, networking, supporting medical personnel or in (clinical) research: digital technologies have become an integral part of everyday medical life not only since the pandemic triggered by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. For example, mobile smartphone applications are among the most frequent developments; however, the multitude of available products and the lack of time in medical practice often make a reliable assessment of the quality, safety and functionality difficult. This review article summarizes current developments in mobile technologies in the field of pediatrics and adolescent medicine and illustrates available applications with concrete examples. The aim is to encourage readers to make their own experiences and to sharpen their view of possible risks.
