Re:What happens when children don’t have the internet for a ...
by AstralStorm on Friday September 16, 2016 @03:39AM
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Obvious result if true. 8 hours is not enough, the block on social communication turned it into an experiment on loneliness with strangers not disconnection.
The kids should have been allowed to talk with their friends face to face in a monitored way.
What was the protocol to prevent interference by researchers? Was the questionnaire vetted against leading question and bias?
The kids should have been allowed to talk with their friends face to face in a monitored way.
What was the protocol to prevent interference by researchers? Was the questionnaire vetted against leading question and bias?