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Should We Limit the Time Spent on Games and Social Networks?
83% of parents of children aged 8 to 12 would like to use a service that limits access time to applications on smartphones and other mobile devices. But how justified are these restrictions?
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Should We Limit the Time Spent on Games and Social Networks?
Why do children spend a lot of time on their phones?
Children imitate their parents - if you are constantly on your phone, it seems normal to a child
This is convenient for parents - there is no need to explain anything to a child, they can find all the information on the Internet themselves
The child suffers from online addiction
What types of boundaries do people have?
Physical, related to the inviolability of the body and the ability to satisfy our physiological needs, and material, based on our right not to share things and resources
Emotional, aimed at protecting our feelings and the ability to freely express them, and sexual, emphasizing our sexual inviolability
Temporary, protecting our time, and intellectual, allowing us to have our own opinion on various issues
All of the above types of boundaries
How are personal boundaries formed in a human?
Boundaries are formed based on what is happening around us: how we interact with friends, colleagues, family
Personal boundaries are formed in childhood, during the adoption of rules that parents convey
Boundaries are formed through stress and conflicts, when we are brought to negative emotions, and we realize how we can and cannot be treated
All answers are correct
What is needed to form a child's boundaries?
Reasonable restrictions from parents
Rewards and punishments
Constant conversations with the child about what is good and what is bad and why exactly so
What happens to personal boundaries in the case of online addiction?
The child ignores physiological signals; eats food without paying attention to the food; sits in one position for a long time
The child gets angry in a virtual game; gets upset because of negative comments or comparing himself with more successful peers
The child loses the sense of time
The child makes mistakes, ignoring the rules of syntax and punctuation; communicates using emoticons and emoji
All of the above answers are correct
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