Digital Self-Regulation Before Sleep and Emotional Control Among Adolescents: A Multilevel Cross-National Study of Canada and Hong Kong, Using PISA 2022
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- Research question
- Is adolescents’ digital self-regulation before sleep related to their emotional control, at the student level and the school level, and does that relationship hold across two different education systems?
- Key finding
- Across 19,779 students in 996 schools in Canada and Hong Kong, students reporting more digital self-regulation before sleep also reported better emotional control, and a school’s average level was associated with emotional control independently of the individual student’s. The strength of the association differed between the two systems; gender differences were comparatively small. These are associations in cross-sectional survey data, not causal effects.
- My contribution
- Methodology, software, formal analysis, and investigation, as recorded in the paper’s author-contribution statement.