Mobile Games Changing Human Behavior In Growing Kids

  • Virk H
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Abstract

Ever since the evolution of the civilization games & recreational mediums was thought to pose any danger on the human development in terms mental & physical health. This potential risk is accepted widely in various studies conducted over last two decades which suggest the computer games pose clear health hazards/ behavioral changes affecting the normal human development in early years of growth among toddlers, school going adolescents & teens. The evidence of most studies conducted in last two decades suggest the quantum of the problem which is ignored over the years by the authorities, parents & school administration. Its impact is now visible on mental/physical health parameters. This article is all about this alarming situation which needs immediate attention of the authorities, parents & school administration to take up corrective measures to address the problem.

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Virk, H. (2019). Mobile Games Changing Human Behavior In Growing Kids. IARS International Research Journal, 9(2). https://doi.org/10.51611/iars.irj.v9i2.2019.131

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