Managing Your Screen Time

Gurmeet Singh Sarla
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The screen as a computer, mobile phone, tablet or television is a piece of present day life. Expanded screen time is related with heftiness, pernicious impacts on temperament and subjective and socio-enthusiastic advancement, prompting poor instructive execution in kids and thus ought to be diminished to 1-2 hours per day. Drawn out TV seeing brings down psychological capacities, particularly identified with momentary memory, early reading and math aptitudes and language development. Gaming animates outrage, viciousness, weight, epilepsy and social segregation in kids and teenagers. Enjoying over the top on line shopping is a type of web enslavement and has been named as Pathological purchasing and has a hidden patho-physiology of delight chasing or departure of negative feelings and intellectual instruments like impulsivity, disappointment in self-guideline, or basic leadership deficiencies. Extreme utilization of social networking sites like Facebook and texting Apps like WhatsApp has prompted compulsion causing well-being impacts as headache, low backache, obesity, burning eyes, insomnia, exhaustion, lowers self-esteem and causes depression. This review article examined the different well-being impacts of the expanding screen time in the cutting edge time and prescribes screen time to be constrained to 1-2 hours in a day and a break from the 'screen' during weekends and family travels
管理你的屏幕时间
屏幕作为电脑、手机、平板电脑或电视是当今生活的一部分。屏幕时间的延长与体重有关,对性情、主观和社会热情的发展产生有害影响,导致孩子的教育执行不力,因此应该减少到每天1-2小时。长时间看电视会降低心理能力,尤其是瞬间记忆、早期阅读能力、数学能力和语言能力。游戏激发了儿童和青少年的愤怒、邪恶、体重、癫痫和社会隔离。过度享受网上购物是一种网络奴役,被称为病态购买,它有一种隐藏的病理生理学,即追求快乐或离开负面情绪和智力工具,如冲动、自我指导的失望或基本的领导力缺陷。过度使用Facebook等社交网站和WhatsApp等短信应用会导致强迫症,从而对健康产生影响,如头痛、腰痛、肥胖、眼睛灼烧、失眠、疲惫、降低自尊并导致抑郁。这篇综述文章研究了在前沿时代扩大屏幕时间对健康的不同影响,并规定每天屏幕时间限制在1-2小时,周末和家庭旅行时休息一下“屏幕”
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