OECD: "Doubt about effectiveness of screen and smartphone prohibition for young people" - World News

INTERVIEW. Author of "Anxiety Generation", the American academic, professor of social psychology, warns against the impact of social networks on the mental health of young people.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) urged governments to measure how children interact with the digital world to develop public policies that protect them, as – it warns – there are “data and evidence gaps” that prevent them from fully understanding their benefits and risks, such as excessive screen time, anxiety and cyberbullying, among others.

If you grow up without a smartphone today, you will be excluded, a new study shows. This can have serious consequences, which is why the citizen's money has to be sharpened.

A ZEIT survey comes to a clear conclusion, especially among young adults. Teenagers themselves were not interviewed.

Digital Anxiety Children OECD: 17% nervous without Device, well-being alarm An alarming figure emerges from the new OECD report. 17% of children say they feel nervous or anxious. This happens when they are deprived of their digital devices. Smartphones, tablets, various screens. It is one of the key findings contained in the report "How children's lives are going in the digital age". The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OE…

OECD questions effectiveness of smartphone and social media bans for young people

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of banning smartphones or...