Positive Effects Of Video Games On Teenagers:
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Teenage Social Media Addiction And It's Effects
Is your teen addicted to social media networking sites? Does he refuse to let go of his android phone and plays games all day? Does it worry you that he may be losing touch with reality? If you can identify to any of the situations above, read on to know more about teens and social media addiction.
Teenage Addiction To Social Media:
Your teen may have been an outgoing and fun-loving child, but of late whenever you see him, he is on his computer, tapping away at the keyboard. If your teen spends more time on various social media sites than he does with real people in real environments, he is probably addicted to social media.
Video gaming is an incredibly popular pastime in the U.S., with more than 150 million regular users, defined as those who play at least three hours a week. In fact, the majority of U.S. households (65 percent) are home to at least one person who plays video games regularly. According to the Entertainment Software Association's (ESA) 2017 Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry, the typical gamer is 35 years old and most (72 percent) are 18 years or older.1
Among children, video games have somewhat of a bad reputation, in particular for the potentially negative effects caused by being exposed to violent behavior. Further, 71 percent of parents told ESA that video games played a positive role in their child's life, and 67 percent play video games with their child at least once a week. One thing that's for certain is that the industry is experiencing tremendous growth, bringing in more than $34 billion in revenue in 2016, ESA reported.
If you or your children play video games regularly, there are some factors to consider — from how it affects your time spent sitting to exposure to blue light from the screen. Recent research also highlights the very real changes that video gaming can cause in your brain, for better or for worse.
Video Games Play a Complex Role in Brain Health
Dr.Rajib Biswas said:-
"It is not uncommon to hear both positive and negative health claims related to VGs [video games] in the mass media. Most of the time, these are unverified and sensationalist statements, based on 'expert' opinions, but lacking evidence behind them.
He also said :-
"Violent Video Games Don't Induse Violent Behavior"
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