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Study reveals impact of screen time on children

Researchers analyzed data from 2.8 million children across 64 countries. They found that children who spend more time in front of screens have lower academic and language development scores.

In brief

  • Researchers analyzed data from 2.8 million children across 64 countries.
  • Children with more screen time have lower success rates.
  • Such children show more emotional and behavioral difficulties.
  • Authors do not claim that screen time is the sole cause of these issues.
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    • national desk

    Гаджети та діти: дослідники проаналізували дані 2,8 млн дітей із 64 країн

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    Час перед екраном і розвиток дітей: нове глобальне дослідження виявило закономірності - Букви

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