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[From the "screen" society to concern for future generations].

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    Today's youth face a digital world, leading to overstimulation. Adults must encourage diverse cultural and outdoor activities to foster personal expression in young people.

    Area of Science:

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    • Psychology
    • Media Studies

    Background:

    • Modern youth are developing within a unique sociocultural environment.
    • The proliferation of virtual technologies significantly impacts social interactions.
    • Young people are increasingly immersed in screen-based activities, leading to constant connectivity and overstimulation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To highlight the influence of virtual technologies on contemporary youth.
    • To underscore the risks associated with excessive screen time and electronic interactions.
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    • Qualitative analysis of sociocultural trends.
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