The article discusses the rising rates of mental illness among adolescents over the past two decades, focusing on the debate surrounding the impact of smartphones and social media. While some researchers argue that these technologies significantly contribute to mental health declines, others contest that the evidence does not strongly support this claim. This ongoing scientific dispute complicates parental understanding and decision-making regarding technology use for their children, reflecting a broader uncertainty in interpreting diverse research findings.
Research indicates that rates of mental illness in adolescents have risen over the past two decades, with conflicting opinions on the impact of smartphones and social media.
The debate hinges on a complex body of research, with some scientists asserting that technology contributes significantly to mental health issues, while others find minimal effects.
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