Study Links Increased Screen Time to Behavioral and Emotional Issues in Children
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A large international study found that increased screen time in children is linked to higher risks of aggression, anxiety, and low self-esteem, with gaming consoles showing a particularly strong connection. The study emphasizes moderation, suggesting that limited screen use, especially for educational purposes, can reduce emotional and social problems, while excessive use correlates with mental health issues in kids.
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