Jawad Shah said that 17 years old is “impossible to avoid.”
Anfaas Karim (18 years old), an 18 -year -old teenager, talks about how he has never seen anything except his friend. “I’ve been exposed since I was born,” he said. “This did not help me with the task of establishing and maintaining a relationship with a friend.” I took me through Coved, “he rarg.
A more balanced approach
Dr. Abdul Hamid, a psychoanalyzer of Monobikash Foundation, said, “Technology itself is not a villain. If it was, it was a very blessed, better work, responding faster, and trained our hearts to follow all the things that the machine could do for us.”
The real problem is that he thinks that he thinks so. “Imagine walking on a walk to convey letters and physical efforts 20 or 30 years ago. You can go forward until all of them for social media are all about social media. People have become so helpless that they have forgotten to balance the mind and body.” He found that this is a miserable result of technology and causes psychological problems of all kinds. “If you can effectively attack that balance, conquer the space!”
According to experts, the immediate satisfaction provided by social media or games can also be very fast. “Teens are addicted to satisfying skills immediately, and working for real life’s joy, such as saving something or developing a passion, can start to look like a towering question.” Hamid said that this is the main disadvantage of the screen in the world, which is increasingly grateful for the technology. “Again, it is to balance the right.”
Existing evidence and expert advice suggest that parents understand both the advantages and risks of technology according to how to use and individual situations, rather than panic and limited approaches. Teaching important evaluation skills with a focus on digital literacy can be helpful for teenagers rather than a limited approach. Parents must observe how their children spend and use technology to promote ‘connected parenting’.
Dazzling concerns about technology cannot be denied, blindly deviling the technology, and focuses only on screen time because the main cause of teenage mental health problems can be far from actual risk factors.