The parallel universe of technology can be of good, but it can also be evil. Live within our homes and snatches our time and of our children. “Recent research has shown that a young digital generation will spend up to 18 years, just browsing the games, 20,000 hours,” says psychologist Cristiano Nabuco.
The difficult task of showing ways to dependent technology and helping the family find a way out is the work of Cristiano Nabuco, Technological Dependency Program coordinator of the Institute of Psychiatry, Hospital das Clinicas in Sao Paulo.
for him, the internet is our square global and when parents are not sure what the kids are seeing is as if they are leaving children adrift being formed by unknown values.
“the mobile phone has become the great baba electronics. Each time the child does not feel well, every time she feels rejected, every time there is a problem, I give the technology. So it is known, for example, that after eight minutes a child is playing on the internet there is the release of dopamine, that neurotransmitter that brings a sense of pleasure, “Nabuco said.
” What we we show them? Teach them? One thing we call frustration tolerance. Real life involves you learn to deal with situations that are not pleasant. So let’s deal with them instead of you flee to the internet as a way to solve their problems, “the psychologist.
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