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Did you know that a child can be directly affected by looking at screens for any more than a half an hour per day and adults should not have any more than 5 hours per day, at most? There are so many people that have been overusing their devices. The research shows that devices and social media are causing mental health issues because it damages the brain, people overuse them, and multiple studies have proven it to be true. One way that screen use is causing mental health issues is it’s damaging the

The Debate Over Screen Usage Screentime is bad for people. It can control almost everything we do, and make us disconnected from the real world. Studies show that you can be addicted to your phone, tablet, or computer. You can be so addicted you can be on it all day. It can take over your brain, and it is like if you are addicted to drugs such as cocaine. You can't stop, you buy more devices that have screens. By using screens a lot, you run the risk of having your identity stolen. You might

Did you know too much TV can cause 10 different diseases or can raise the chance of someone laying in a hospital bed because of it? As we all know TV is addicting ,but is it worth the risk? Is watching TV benefitting the world for the better or the worse? Its obvious TV can draw your eye's attention but what most people don’t know that it can cause Aggressiveness, lower people's self-esteem,cause health problems minor and severe, but can it cause the monkey see monkey do theory? First off

It’s a Monday evening in the family room. Mom and Dad are on their electronic devices, Working, or performing one of the many other tasks that have migrated from the real world to the electronic world: shopping, reading, corresponding etc. The six year-old is on the iPad playing games or watching her favorite videos on YouTube. This is probably the scene in many family rooms around the country . In the article "Quality Time, Redefined" by Alex Williams has called it “A wholly different form of quality

In the 20th century, new innovations were popping up at every corner. More gadgets and appliances appeared every year, offering convenience and efficiency. Our culture embraced the electric lifestyle in all of its forms. Television gave people visual access to places and events that perhaps they would never have had the chance to see otherwise. Entertainment eventually became mobile. The common person could carry music, phones, and tiny computing devices in their pockets. Society was drawn as moths

Main Concept The post-WWII technology boom was due in part to the war itself, and the changes it brought to communication, farming and health care around the world. Computers The idea of computers, the way we think of them today, began with the Colossus in 1943. This British system was used in code-breaking during the duration of the war. By 1953, IBM began operations. The computer chip followed in 1958 with the first interface arriving by 1964. Click and drag to move The 1970s saw a dramatic

On average, a teen spends about seven hours per day on their phone. However, screentime can impact you given much less time than that. For example, after I binge-watch my favorite T.V. show (on the Netflix app on my phone) or scroll through social media for just a few hours, I feel tired and irritated. The irony is that I didn’t do any real work to feel worn out. Yet, staring at this small screen actually did cause my body to do some work, such as: straining my eyes to focus on the screen (which

Home Appliances 1950s was a decade of great technological development. 1950s home appliances raised standards of living and released housewives from the strain of household chores. The most representative item would have been the washing machine. This was a massive time saver and allowed women to keep up to date with the cleaning, to keep a comfortable home and do all the cooking as well as having some leisure time. They were very populous in America but it wasn’t until the 1950s that it was introduced

The Flaws of Television Usage Throughout history, mankind has been working diligently to introduce new, helpful inventions to benefit our modern civilization in common activities. Such inventions as the telephone and Internet have enabled us, as humans, to progress our understanding of a wide range of topics ranging from medical reports to small-scale school assignments. One such invention, the television, has supplied the world with a new form of entertainment. Televisions, praised for their unique

People today of all ages are more media centered than ever before in our country’s history. There are more TVs in homes than people (Nielson, 2009), 64% of American adults own smart phones (Center, 2014), 74.4% of U.S. households are connected to the Internet (Ryan, 2014), 87% of adults regularly use internet (Maeve Duggan, 2014), 36 % of teens have a computer in their bedroom 33 % of which have Internet access. Youth spend nearly an hour and a half (outside of schoolwork) with a computer each