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Novick: Society cannot wait for causal proof before protecting youth from tech
“There really was a significant body of research pointing to The challenges and potential danger, dangers, and I don't think we need to wait for more science. I think, you know, we don't let children play with knives. We don't wait till we find out what happens…”
Rona Novick Dec 26, 2024 ▶ 55:14 What's the Right Amount of Tech to Give Kids?: A Psychologist and Parent Weigh In
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Novick: Monitoring children online is legitimate public oversight, not spying
“If they're online, they're in public space and they need to know that. And you need to know that. And it shouldn't be, I'm spying on you. It should be, I'm overseeing you for the benefit of that, because I know more than you do, and I can help you make good an…”
Rona Novick Dec 26, 2024 ▶ 39:26 What's the Right Amount of Tech to Give Kids?: A Psychologist and Parent Weigh In
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Novick: Overprotective parenting drives youth anxiety alongside technology
“Technology is not the only culprit in creating a generation of anxious children. It's overprotective parents who feel That their child can't ever experience a negative feeling and certainly not a negative feeling about them as parents.”
Rona Novick Dec 26, 2024 ▶ 40:05 What's the Right Amount of Tech to Give Kids?: A Psychologist and Parent Weigh In
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