Technology is a tremendous tool created by human beings. It offers goods and services that led to massive and wonderful accomplishments. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to imagine a life without technology because it is present in every second in people’s daily lives. From cellphones, cars, iPods, computers, calculators, printers, and countless of other devices that make human existence easy and enjoyable. However, as technology can be referred as a magical utensil, the misusage of the same can generate a repulsive sensation towards it. Devices like smartphones, tablets, and computers are the most common machinery that people use. Unfortunately, not all content in the Internet, which can be find and utilize in the previous devices, is adequate. Sadly, is very easy to get habituated, confused and even abuse from technology. For an adult is less hard to get confused by technology because they, most of the time, realize that not all the content that can be discover is appropriate, but for children is very difficult to distinguish between the acceptable information that the improper material.
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She says that the essential positive psychological traits in children might be interfered by multiple devices that are involve in a daily like of today’s youngest. A couple of weeks ago a twelve years old Colorado teen try to kill her mother twice with bleach. The reason was that this mother took the teen’s iPhone, and her daughter wanted to kill her for that. Now, the teen is in a juvenile center with two counts of attempted first-degree murder. Also, Klungness cite Mali Mann, an adjunct clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at Stanford University's School of Medicine, which had an interview in TechNewsWorld referring specifically to children and technology, and the dependence that many devices generate among
She says that the essential positive psychological traits in children might be interfered by multiple devices that are involve in a daily like of today’s youngest. A couple of weeks ago a twelve years old Colorado teen try to kill her mother twice with bleach. The reason was that this mother took the teen’s iPhone, and her daughter wanted to kill her for that. Now, the teen is in a juvenile center with two counts of attempted first-degree murder. Also, Klungness cite Mali Mann, an adjunct clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at Stanford University's School of Medicine, which had an interview in TechNewsWorld referring specifically to children and technology, and the dependence that many devices generate among