How children are treated at a very young age can predict their online behavior later in life, writes juliejargon. She also shares tips to improve unhealthy social-media use.
New research shows that attachments formed by children at a very young age can predict their online behavior later in life; there are ways to overcome compulsive social-media useWhat if our experiences as babies and toddlers shape our social-media habits as adults?
Mental-health professionals and researchers who study social media’s impact on teens and young adults have long wondered why some develop unhealthy relationships with social media while others don’t.
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