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The Psychology Digest / Psychology & Technology / Breaking down screen addiction one pixel at a time

Breaking down screen addiction one pixel at a time

Exclusive insights from Dr Wayne Warburton, Associate Professor in Developmental Psychology at the Macquarie University, on the signs of screen addiction, the associated mental health conditions of digital dependency, and more. Read now.

16 November, 2020

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Depression Anxiety Social Media and Mental Health Digital Dependency

In this exclusive infographic, we sat down with Dr Wayne Warburton, Associate Professor in Developmental Psychology at the Macquarie University, to look at the signs of screen addiction, the associated mental health conditions of digital dependency and the multi-pronged approach to treatment and prevention.

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Continue reading: Screen addiction and device dependency — what are the impacts of being constantly plugged in?

 

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