إدمان مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي وانعكاساتها على حياة الأطفال
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The research aims to study the phenomenon of social media addiction and its implications on children's lives, through an analysis of the psychological, social, and educational effects that may result from excessive use of these platforms. It reviews the risks that children face due to this addiction, such as sleep disorders, anxiety, depression, and declining academic performance, not to mention weakened social skills and loss of personal communication. It reveals the reasons behind the spread of this phenomenon, such as the easy availability of technology, social influences, and the absence of parental supervision. The research presents realistic solutions to curb the rapid spread of this phenomenon, which include increasing parental supervision, regulating children's internet usage time, and activating awareness programs that encourage safe technology use.
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يحتفظ المؤلفون بحقوق النشر كاملة، ويمنحون المجلة حق النشر الأول مع الترخيص للمخطوطة بموجب رخصة المشاع الإبداعي (CC BY 4.0).
تسمح هذه الرخصة للآخرين بمشاركة العمل مع الإقرار بتأليفه ونشره لأول مرة في هذه المجلة.
لا تفرض المجلة أي قيود على المؤلفين فيما يخص أرشفة النسخة النهائية من أبحاثهم في المستودعات المؤسسية أو المواقع الشخصية.
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