Family Well-being in the Digital Age: A Systematic Review of Social Media Literacy using ADO and TCM Framework

Aisyah Puspita Putri; Tin Herawati; Megawati Simanjuntak

doi:10.22146/buletinpsikologi.105220

Family Well-being in the Digital Age: A Systematic Review of Social Media Literacy using ADO and TCM Framework

Aisyah Puspita Putri, Tin Herawati, Megawati Simanjuntak

(Submitted 6 March 2025)

(Published 2 December 2025)

Abstract

Social media platforms are now inseparable from children as well as parents, making social media literacy a critical skill for maintaining family well-being in the digital age. This analysis explores whether social media literacy genuinely influences family well-being, as reflected in how each family member engages with social media. A systematic literature review was conducted using Antecedents, Decisions, Outcomes (ADO) and Theory, Context, Method (TCM) frameworks analyzing 66 studies. Findings identified five main antecedents: individual and psychological factors, social and family influences, access to media and technology, intervention and empowerment, and cultural and environmental context. These antecedents shape family decisions: responsible digital use, parental mediation, privacy, and the use of social media for education and advocacy, impacting the objective and subjective well-being of the family both positively and negatively. The review highlights theoretical, contextual and methodological gaps including geographical bias towards Western countries, the dominance of cross-sectional studies and limited focus on intergenerational digital literacy.

Keywords

digital age; family well-being; framework-based systematic review; social media literacy

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DOI: 10.22146/buletinpsikologi.105220

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