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How do immigrant youth with non-western backgrounds in Norway and their families approach and negotiate video game regulation? This is the central question this chapter explores with the aim to establish sources of conflict and models for conflict resolution from a family perspective. The data collected through qualitative methods and analyzed through “discourse theory”, indicate that the most harmonious models are those that engender dialogue, trust and the participation of both parties. C. A. DRALEGA, G. SEDDIGHI, H. G. CORNELIUSSEN AND L. PRØITZ | MODELLER. FJORDANTOLOGIEN 2019 224

10. From helicopter parenting to co-piloting: Models for regulating video gaming among immigrant youth in Norway