A study of over 1300 children found that those with higher levels of anxiety were more likely to report their parents were distracted by technology, while those who felt their parents spent too much time on digital devices reported higher hyperactivity and inattention later on.
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Parents' digital distraction linked to children's anxiety
Parents' digital distraction linked to children's anxiety
Preteens who feel their parents are distracted by technology appear to have more mental health difficulties. A Canadian study surv
Preteens who feel their parents are distracted by technology appear to have more mental health difficulties. A Canadian study surv
Use of GPS might reduce environmental knowledge and sense of direction
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Use of GPS might reduce environmental knowledge and sense of direction
Recent research suggests frequent GPS use slightly impairs environmental knowledge and sense of direction, while not affecting wayfinding performance. These findings suggest over-reliance on GPS may weaken natural navigational skills
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Romantic AI use is surprisingly common and linked to poorer mental health 💔🤖, study finds | Researchers also found that more frequent engagement with these technologies was associated with higher levels of depression 😞 and lower life satisfaction.
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Romantic AI use is surprisingly common and linked to poorer mental health, study finds
Some people prefer AI over real relationships, according to a new national study. One in five users of romantic chatbot apps said they’d rather talk to AI than a human partner, suggesting a shift in how intimacy is experienced.
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