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Participants frequently reference physical effects like obesity and mental health issues such as dopamine reduction and ADHD-like behaviors, using strong language to highlight concern and personal relevance. The tone is analytical and proactive, with some advocating for lifestyle changes, reflecting a high level of engagement and recognition of the publication's importance.
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@tylerblack32 https://t.co/HCbXwRfBZg there are SO many studies indicating increased screen time is problematic. And you did come across as dismissive of books in your comparison
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@Johan__511 Yeah, I think you get a reduction in dopaminergic signalling and sensitivity, which probably leads to the classical lack of dopamine (e.g. higher prolactin, slightly lower T, etc) https://t.co/d3tHk81vnb
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RT @032ilysm: @Johan__511 Yeah, I think you get a reduction in dopaminergic signalling and sensitivity, which probably leads to the classic…
@Johan__511 Yeah, I think you get a reduction in dopaminergic signalling and sensitivity, which probably leads to the classical lack of dopamine (e.g. higher prolactin, slightly lower T, etc) https://t.co/d3tHk81vnb
@dinglefart83404 @Sir_Jimbo_III @fun_it_was @Tr00peRR screen time is a drug https://t.co/JSPJ2es5XP
@sergencelotti https://t.co/XxQWAdFb67
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Avoid the Adverse physiological and psychological effects of screen time on children and adolescence - go and have a nice walk and talk about your day https://t.co/iulmQlUyzU
Nie lubię mieć racji https://t.co/ajwBd6AOcR
According to my perspective, if you are a dev and are working a lot, it may be a mistake. Behavior or thoughts can get abusive, research says. https://t.co/o2onIfqQDU #programminghelp
@MartinKulldorff @jp_selvakumar And: "Excessive screen time is associated with poor sleep and risk factors for cardiovascular diseases such as high blood pressure, obesity, low HDL cholesterol, poor stress regulation, and Insulin Resistance." https://t.co/o3McrXJxSp)%2C%20and%20Insulin%20Resistance.
@jocanetoo Tem um que chama "Adverse physiological and psychological effects of screen time on children and adolescents: Literature review and case study", autor Gadi Lissak, que é bom também. Mas esse eu não tenho o doi, só o pdf. Se você jogar na internet acha o artigo aberto.
@pmarca https://t.co/oWtnwe8cmz
“Adverse physiological and psychological effects of screen time on children and adolescents: Literature review and case study” https://t.co/oWtnwe8cmz
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RT @deNutrients: @KCTaz @Anonylyzer13 @MariskaSchalek1 @KhMomnurse @KelvinW40709444 @RightsSpiritual @StLHandyMan @KrystianMarek11 @JamesMa…
@KCTaz @Anonylyzer13 @MariskaSchalek1 @KhMomnurse @KelvinW40709444 @RightsSpiritual @StLHandyMan @KrystianMarek11 @JamesMa96163439 @Therepublicisd1 @AnonimAktivista @sswake @MagtathMaggie @GeoffHeinricks @lily95075891 @GaryOxide @existentialrest @cswarketatora @JakksonT @Gerard39delaney @nobulart @Mordrake6 @SinningStill @Juha_the_Great @darthburty @WalkingOnTheNet @VitaApro @GJohnGarrett @TheOldManofthe3 @SarahDahlgren3 @__Isabella_Bell @kbmann64 @craig_summit @ealeorah @PassingMinute @NickHudsonCT @PlanZip @mista98berk @EllioT_MR___ @theIOpod @Rocinante2D @rogerwaters @gunsnroses @HealthLifeCare @LifeHealthcare_ Here you go, is a topic I've blooged about too, turns them into dopamine addicts, and ADHD changes are a risk with very early childhood screen time. https://t.co/TdrqEw2sri
@Worlds_Okayest1 So true! I struggle with this with my kids. Their devices are locked up in our safe right now.
@wef Are you sure about that WEF As well as being psychologically damaging doesn’t it also have a physical impact e.g. Obesity -when my daughter was home learning she put on a lot of weight!! https://t.co/hTfFev6QyB
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@tylerblack32 https://t.co/HCbXwRfBZg there are SO many studies indicating increased screen time is problematic. And you did come across as dismissive of books in your comparison
Commentary on the article: 'Adverse physiological and psychological effects of screen time on children and adolescents -- Literature review and case study' - Environmental Research 164 (2018) 149-157 Read More: https://t.co/T5PKwIGfPq #Cyberbullying #Loneliness #Dysfunctionality