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Are Kids Becoming Dumber?
A study conducted by a research team suggests that today’s 14-year-olds are no smarter than the 12-year-olds of 1976. The team of researchers led by Michael Shayer, professor of applied psycholo… more →
SHADMIA'S WORLD
Killing Yourself Digitally
cherielee wrote 6 months ago: Facebooking and Twittering are sucking the life out of you, and not in an Edward Cullen kinda way. A … more →
Susan Greenfield and Bad Science
jimhenderson wrote 7 months ago: I have been “on the road” for the last couple of weeks so I have not had a real opportun … more →
Haz the internets stolen our brainz?
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Ben Warsop wrote 9 months ago: Ben Goldacre, who manages to be both smart and cute, posted the other day about his interview on New … more →
Facebook, cancer, miracle cure
iconpartnership wrote 9 months ago: Update on the social-networking-causes-health-risks story. Previous post here Ben Goldacre and Dr Ar … more →
Does social networking rot the brain?
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Tudor wrote 9 months ago: Social networking rots the brain acording to one lurid headline, citing research to back up the stat … more →
Is Web Working Harming Your Health?
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Simon Mackie wrote 10 months ago: The U.K. press is reporting this morning that online networking may be damaging to your health. A fe … more →
Is social networking bad for our health?
Steve Slack wrote 10 months ago: So, it appears that the piece of research examining how happiness and online experiences correlate ( … more →
Are Kids Becoming Dumber?
shadmia wrote 1 year ago: A study conducted by a research team suggests that today’s 14-year-olds are no smarter than th … more →
The campaign continues...
jd64 wrote 1 year ago: The problem with Toddler Technology The Open EYE campaign co-organised a sell-out event in Stroud, G … more →
‘Telly Guidelines’: A Roundup of Studies and Worries about Screen Time from Across the Pond
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John Rice wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a nice article from British mum and columnist Janice Turner, who details the current state of … more →
