Tech Addiction Concerns explores the growing issue of technology dependence among young people, examining its psychological and behavioral consequences. In today's hyper-connected world, children and adolescents are increasingly trading real-world experiences for digital interactions, raising concerns about the long-term effects on their development.
The book dives into the neurobiological aspects of tech addiction, revealing how digital stimuli can trigger reward pathways in the brain, similar to traditional addictions. It also investigates the impact of constant online engagement on self-esteem and social skills, often leading to isolation and anxiety.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of how technology use has evolved and become deeply ingrained in young people's lives. Starting with a definition of technology addiction, it progresses through the neurological and psychological impacts, using case studies and research to illustrate real-world effects.
What sets this book apart is its approach to providing practical, evidence-based strategies for parents, educators, and therapists to mitigate the negative effects of excessive technology use and promote healthy digital habits.
