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People are idealistic about their children. The studies consistently show that passive screen time is bad and active screentime can be good or neutral. It appli
by rogerkirkness 8y ago
People are idealistic about their children. The studies consistently show that passive screen time is bad and active screentime can be good or neutral. It applies for anyone past the age of five where it becomes a net benefit to have active screen time.
- headsoup 8y agoIt also depends on what the screen content happens to be... I'd be sure running Horror flicks or Bold and the Beautiful all day for the kids won't give the same outcomes as Sesame Street and Playschool. It's also what are kids missing out on by sitting in the isolated screen environment, not that they feel ok doing so... The point is always simplified for some broad guidance rule while ignoring the required complexity to properly understand and advice on a 'problem.' That and people lie/embellish when interviewed on the phone, so that would have a huge margin of error.
- sjg007 8y agoI dunno.. kids raised on the bold and the beautiful would probably have a wide range of interpersonal skills. They may be narcissists and not nice to their neighbors but I'd bet they'd climb the corporate ladder.