Study on Internet use flags emotional and physical impact on children
The majority of children, irrespective of their perceived digital skills, struggled to stop using the Internet even when they wanted to, reflecting signs of addiction, the study’s author says
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
The majority of children, irrespective of their perceived digital skills, struggled to stop using the Internet even when they wanted to, reflecting signs of addiction, the study’s author says
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