The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence

Re:The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence by watwut on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @12:50PM (#31413345)

I am not concerned over them feeling angry. I am concerned over yelling, swearing, mistreating younger siblings or other family member after playing. If that does not happen, fine. But when it does happen, younger sibling or grandma are more entitled to not be target of aggression then someone else of gaming.

The exactly same way as with adults - whether they feel angry does not matter. Whether they demand everyone else to tip toe around them after/during playing, whether they loudly swear or hit the table with fists does matter.

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Re:The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence by slothtrop on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @01:04PM (#31413550)

> I am concerned over yelling, swearing, mistreating younger siblings or other family member after playing.

This is happening at home, presumably where it's the parent's place to discipline.

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Re:The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence by watwut on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @02:11PM (#31414405)

So? Yes, parent has power to punish the kid or yell at it. That power does not make parent happy about situation.

If observed more then once, the parent will conclude exactly what you see in this thread.

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Re:The impact of digital media on children’s intelligence by slothtrop on Tuesday May 17, 2022 @03:20PM (#31415210)

So it's irrational to signal out gaming on the whole.

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