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Unravelling the Enigma: How Behavioural Addictions Alter the Developing Child Brain?

Psychology

Unravelling the Enigma: How Behavioural Addictions Alter the Developing Child Brain?

M. K. Pandey, K. Kumar, et al.

This intriguing research conducted by Manoj K Pandey, Krishan Kumar, and Akshay Anand delves into the effects of behavioral addictions on a child's developing brain. With concerns over screen time, social issues, and potential harm from smartphone radiation, the study emphasizes the urgent need for robust research and parental guidance in fostering healthier digital habits.

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Abstract
Publisher
AEE850BD9BABEAE0802F3B784AD5360510.1177/09727531231197513
Published On
Jan 01, 2023
Authors
Manoj K Pandey, Krishan Kumar, Akshay Anand
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1177/09727531231197513
Tags
behavioral addictions
child development
screen time
cognitive effects
parental monitoring
digital technology
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