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Risky behaviors during children's use of screens

Bezerra AFP;
Marques ACP;
Santos CHS;
Oliveira GN;
Sgrancio JRV;
Gonçalves LNO;
Guedes MS;
Placides NS;
Freitas RH;
Rodrigues SRM;
Nacif CL;
Abreu JC

Ariana de Fátima Pires Bezerra

Ayla Camilly Pereira Marques

Carlos Henrique Sousa Santos

Gabriela Neves de Oliveira

Juliano Ricardo Vasconcelos Sgrancio

Layla Nicole Oliveira Gonçalves

Matheus Silveira Guedes

Nathalie Silveira Placides

Raíssa Honório de Freitas

Synay Raquel Mancor Rodrigues

Christine Lima Nacif

Juscélio Clemente de Abreu


Keywords

Children
Risk behavior
Screens
Internet

Abstract

The ubiquity of digital technology has significantly transformed children's interaction with the contemporary world. Excessive screen time is a problem of increasing relevance, due to the impacts on physical and mental health. Considering that there are many challenges being faced by the new generations in the face of the digital age, there was a need to carry out a study to assess risks arising from the digital environment. The focus of this discussion is on screen time, unmonitored use by parents, cyberbullying, the habit of talking to strangers, exposure to inappropriate challenges, violent and sexual content, based on and highlighting the recommendations of the Brazilian Society of Pediatrics (SBP). This discussion, in addition to enriching the existing literature on the subject, aims to present in a theoretical way the fundamental data for the identification of risks and for the future adequacy and security of the digital environment for children. More in-depth studies on the subject become essential for the improvement of children's health and well-being, in addition to subsidizing the development of interventions more appropriate to the reality of children and adolescents, through a deepening of knowledge about the challenges faced by this age group in the digital environment.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.014-006


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Author(s)

  • Ariana de Fátima Pires Bezerra
  • Ayla Camilly Pereira Marques
  • Carlos Henrique Sousa Santos
  • Gabriela Neves de Oliveira
  • Juliano Ricardo Vasconcelos Sgrancio
  • Layla Nicole Oliveira Gonçalves
  • Matheus Silveira Guedes
  • Nathalie Silveira Placides
  • Raíssa Honório de Freitas
  • Synay Raquel Mancor Rodrigues
  • Christine Lima Nacif
  • Juscélio Clemente de Abreu