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    The document discusses issues related to screen time and phone addiction among young people. It provides questions about a video on the topic between a mother and daughter arguing over phone use, and what skills are important to learn offline. The relationship between young people and phones is complex as phones both reward and frustrate the brain. Research using mice may not directly apply to humans. Important points young people would raise include those around balancing phone and in-person social interaction.

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    The document discusses issues related to screen time and phone addiction among young people. It provides questions about a video on the topic between a mother and daughter arguing over phone use, and what skills are important to learn offline. The relationship between young people and phones is complex as phones both reward and frustrate the brain. Research using mice may not directly apply to humans. Important points young people would raise include those around balancing phone and in-person social interaction.

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    The document discusses issues related to screen time and phone addiction among young people. It provides questions about a video on the topic between a mother and daughter arguing over phone use, and what skills are important to learn offline. The relationship between young people and phones is complex as phones both reward and frustrate the brain. Research using mice may not directly apply to humans. Important points young people would raise include those around balancing phone and in-person social interaction.

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    Screen Time

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCT5JcCXMPw

    Questions

    Challenging

    1. What percentage of young people feel that they are addicted to their phones?

    2. Why were the mother and her teenage daughter arguing? Who do you agree with
    the most and why?

    3. What are the skills that Delaney says are important for young people to learn
    offline?

    More Challenging

    1. In what ways is the relationship between young people and their phones
    complex? Explain your answer fully.

    2. What was the surprising finding from the study and in what ways do you think it
    affected Delaney’s parenting?

    3. What is the issue with younger and younger children having access to phones?

    Mega Challenging

    1. What is ‘seeking behaviour’ and how do electronic devices both reward and
    frustrate the brain with regards to seeking behaviour?

    2. The reporter questions whether the research using mice would be analogous to
    humans. Do you think it would? Explain why or why not.

    3. ‘Kids and teenagers actually want to talk about these issues’, says Delaney. What
    are the most important points, in your opinion, that kids and teenagers would
    raise?

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