Exposição a mídias eletrônicas por crianças e adolescentes
algumas consequências
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https://doi.org/10.55602/rlic.v3i1.71Keywords:
Mídias digitais, Criança, Adolescente, PsicologiaAbstract
Nos últimos dez anos, observaram-se o desenvolvimento e o surgimento de novas mídias eletrônicas. Concomitantemente a isso, observou-se a ampliação do acesso a esses aparelhos em diferentes extratos sociais e diferentes faixas etárias. Entre os mais jovens, o grande tempo de exposição a telas tem chamado atenção e gera preocupações a respeito dos prejuízos que possam ser trazidos por seu uso abusivo, tais como sedentarismo, redução das horas de sono e alterações comportamentais. Dessa forma, este artigo reúne alguns achados encontrados na literatura especializada e discute os efeitos do uso de mídias eletrônicas sobre alguns aspectos do desenvolvimento de crianças e adolescentes.
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