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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Excessive screen time"”.

  1. Sedentary behaviour and health risk: is excessive "screen time" the real culprit?

    Dennis, Haley A., University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2023

    lethbridge

  2. Screen-based sedentary behaviour of school-ages children in the Thulamela Municipality of Vhembe District Limpopo Province

    Luhalima, Murendeni2024

    Background: Screen-based sedentary behaviour is an integral part of everyday life in the current information age. Engagements such as watching television, being online with smartphones, tablets and computers; including all types of interactive media consume most of the children’s time. Excessive …

    venda Repository record

  3. Sedentary Behaviour and Health among Young People

    Carson, Valerie2012

    … believed that their child did not engage in excessive screen time. Manuscript two examined the association between types, overall volume, and patterns of sedentary behaviour with cardio-metabolic risk factors in a sample of children and adolescents. Television viewing predicted …

    queens Repository record

  4. Exploring the Relationship Between Sunscreen Use and Screen Time in American High School Students

    Gorbman, Celia R2024

    … the association between reported non-school screen time (i.e. phones, televisions, gaming devices, etc…) and sunscreen usage among American high school students grades 9-12.Materials and methods: Data from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS), administered by the Centers for …

    washington Repository record

  5. New materials for teaching computational thinking in early childhood education

    Smith, KimberlyMassachusetts Institute of Technology2017

    … to computer science education use computer screens. Though computer science education is important and effective from a young age, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends we limit screen time in children; and research shows that excessive screen time is detrimental for a child's …

    mit Repository record

  6. Influence of Excessive Social Media Usage on Sleep Patterns Among Adolescents in the United Kingdom: A Systematic Review

    Hoque, Md NurulUniversity of Wales Trinity Saint David2025

    … concern about the negative impact of nighttime use of electronic devices. Social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat are some of the platforms many teenagers use, but their constant use has been associated with poor sleep quality and an increase in anxiety, depression, …

    uwtsd Repository record