- As a result of the existence of the Internet and the presence of many electronic games, we see today our children are fond of electronic games to the point of addiction .. My question is .. Do these games have any effect on the health of the child?
For me the most important influence - reduced physical activity.
For me the most important influence - reduced physical activity.
Most of the bad effects of video games are blamed on the violence they contain. Children who play more violent video games are more likely to have increased aggressive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and decreased prosocial helping, according to a scientific study (Anderson & Bushman, 2001).
Health effects of electronic games on children includes increased chances of obesity, weakening of muscles, joints and eyesight and carpal tunnel syndrome--pain and numbness that child may feel in his wrists, hands, shoulders and elbows.
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Most of the bad effects of video games are blamed on the violence they contain. Children who play more violent video games are more likely to have increased aggressive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and decreased prosocial helping, according to a scientific study (Anderson & Bushman, 2001). This is Your Child's Brain on Video Games - Video games leave kids revved up, stressed out, and primed for a meltdown. (Dunkley 2016)
Video games and brain changes. A growing body of evidence, however, shows that video gaming can affect the brain and, furthermore, cause changes in many regions of the brain. Game addicts have functional and structural changes in the neural reward system. ... For example, video game use is known to affect attention. It's true that some studies have shown certain video games can improve hand–eye coordination, problem-solving skills, and the mind's ability to process information. But too much video game playing may lead to health problems. It's hard to get enough active play and exercise if you're always inside playing video games.
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There are negative and positive effects, everything depends on the type of video game: Violent games are a risk factor for aggressive physical behavior. Video games makes your child socially isolated. Encourages sedentary lifestyle in children's health, which can lead to childhood obesity. On the other hand, video games promotes logical skills, mathematical abilities, multiple taking. Develop problem-solving skills and help manage complex situations.
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the video games have bad effects on some children's health, including obesity, video-induced seizures. and postural, muscular and skeletal disorders, such as tendonitis, nerve compression, carpal tunnel syndrome.
It depends on the kid's age and the time spent before computer. The time should be regulated (again - depending on age).
Some electronic games are very useful if they present educational programs. But there are other programs that provide dangerous clips about violence, the can be risky to be seen by children. Children should be watched carefully and put under control to prevent them from imitating evil characters on the electronic games.
Negative effect to health, behavior and communicate with family.
It affects greatly mental and mental activity because the rapid movement of images of these games to match the age of the child and can not focus on them.
Electronic games are a double-edged sword, as they have negative aspects, they are not without positives
Alaa Raheem Kazim
I think there is no problem if kids can play for 10-15 min, that reduces the tiredness and if exceeds on the same side increases stress on eyes led to the glasses on the very early ages.
As per my idea we should limit them for everything, so they may learn what is required and how much.
Beside this, one of the important point kid learns from the elder ones. kindly make urself limit for such a things.
Mohammed Mosleh Shwaish I agree with you.. thanks for information.. regards
I am in favor of electronic games for kids. However, we also need to keep in mind that children should not spend too much time playing games. They need to have a healthy schedule for both studying and playing.
Good answers from most people and I agree...i have also observed serious anti-social behavior...which leads to serious mental disorders and behavioural problems.
This negative effect may lead to problems in school. Video games may also have bad effects on some children's health, including obesity, video-induced seizures. and postural, muscular and skeletal disorders, such as tendonitis, nerve compression, carpal tunnel syndrome.
Therefore, video game playing may have an indirect effect on violent behavior by increasing risk factors for it. Doug Gentile notes that the only way for violent video games to affect serious criminal violence statistics is if they were the primary predictor of crime, which they may not be.
In fact, if your child exceeds that rather strict hour-per-day threshold, the study found the positive effects suddenly vanish. There's no noticeable effect, positive or negative, for kids who play one to three hours of video games compared to kids who play none
There are positive and negative aspects as in many other areas. Depending on which computer games children play, how much time, etc., either the positive or negative aspects prevail.
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Have you heard of a game called Blue Whale? Kids cut their body part or simply commit suicide after the game. I am not sure how it works but it programs the kids mind at subconscious level.
They become lazy and lose focus... They limit their closeness to Knowing Jesus Christ, the son of the living God.
They become very tension and dont care to every thin in the surrounding
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