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Internet addiction

  • APA Releases First Recommendations for Teens Watching Videos Online
    APA Releases First Recommendations for Teens Watching Videos Online
    The American Psychological Association has released a new blueprint for safer teen internet use.
    November 20, 2024BY George Citroner
  • Nearly Half of Global Population Shows Signs of Smartphone Addiction, Lancet Commission Warns
    Nearly Half of Global Population Shows Signs of Smartphone Addiction, Lancet Commission Warns
    Global health experts warn of rising internet addiction rates. Experts call for urgent action on problematic internet usage.
    October 28, 2024BY George Citroner
  • Excessive Internet Use Disrupts Key Parts of the Teenage Brain
    Excessive Internet Use Disrupts Key Parts of the Teenage Brain
    Internet addiction alters teenage brains in ways that encourage other addictive behaviors.
    August 3, 2024BY George Citroner
  • Kicking the Social Media Fixation Habit
    Kicking the Social Media Fixation Habit
    Commentary The warnings from brain development experts regarding excessive social media usage have increased in recent years, but ...
    February 20, 2024BY Christian Milord
  • Just More than 2 Percent of University Wifi Used On Education, Study Finds
    Just More than 2 Percent of University Wifi Used On Education, Study Finds
    A recent study on students at a university in the UK has found that just more than two ...
    March 13, 2022BY Marina Zhang
  • TikTok Traffic Ranks Highest Worldwide, Raising Concerns of Addiction Problems for Children
    TikTok Traffic Ranks Highest Worldwide, Raising Concerns of Addiction Problems for Children
    Commentary TikTok has topped Google as the most visited website globally in 2021. The trend that short videos ...
    January 1, 2022BY Jenny Li
  • Teacher Warns of Troubled Next Generation; Tackling Digital Addiction
    Teacher Warns of Troubled Next Generation; Tackling Digital Addiction
    Today’s youth are shockingly unhappy and spending their time in some troubling ways, including deep inside their cellphones. ...
    September 3, 2021BY Cindy Drukier
  • Major Facebook Users Are Worse at Making Decisions
    Major Facebook Users Are Worse at Making Decisions
    New research shows a connection between social media use and impaired risky decision-making. “Around one-third of humans on ...
    January 21, 2019BY Caroline Brooks
  • More Harm Than Good: Our High-Tech Tools and Their Impact on Our Families
    More Harm Than Good: Our High-Tech Tools and Their Impact on Our Families
    As 2016 rounds the corner to the finish line, few of us can say we haven't spent a ...
    November 21, 2016BY Barbara Danza
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