The American Psychological Association (APA) created a caregiver resource, Healthy Video Viewing: A Guide for Parents of Teens, which “translates decades of psychological research on adolescent development into practical advice parents can use to understand the effects of different types of content and start conversations with their teens about their video viewing habits. …”
The American Psychological Association (APA) created a caregiver resource, Healthy Video Viewing: A Guide for Parents of Teens, which “translates decades of psychological research on adolescent development into practical advice parents can use to understand the effects of different types of content and start conversations with their teens about their video viewing habits. …” Read More
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