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2023
DOI: 10.25259/kpj_19_2023
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Media addiction in adolescents

Abstract: Internet is used by over 95% of adolescents and a majority of them have social media accounts. Social media and internet addiction develops imperceptibly and takes over the life of adolescents, with plenty of adverse outcomes. A knowledge of this condition is essential for all handlers of adolescents and recognising the red flag signs will ensure timely intervention and management. Some common suggestions that can be used by adolescents to monitor themselves and avoid excessive usage of social media must also … Show more

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