A survey by The Japan Newspaper Publishers & Editors Association found that combining newspapers and online media for publicity can significantly …
The latest large-scale study in the United States found that among nearly 2,000 children tested, children who played video games for 3 hours or more a day had better cognitive function test results than children who did not play video games. They have better memory and impulse control abilities than those kids who don’t play video games.
Survey of Time magazine found that 84 percent of respondents couldn’t go a day without their phones, and 65 percent of phone users suffered from phone-free panic. The study also found that about one-fifth of heavy smartphone users in order to stay online at any time, affect school learning, workability, interpersonal relationships, quality of life, and physical and mental health. This is an important issue that modern society has to pay attention to.
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