
Demencia Digital: El peligro de las nuevas tecnologías
by
Dr Manfred Spitzer
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Children’s
Format
Paperback
Pages
376
Language
Spanish
Published
May 22, 2013
Publisher
B (Ediciones B)
ISBN-10
8466653090
ISBN-13
9788466653091
Description
In a world increasingly dominated by screens and digital engagement, the concerns surrounding mental health have never been more pressing. Dr. Manfred Spitzer delves into the intricate relationship between technology and cognitive function, revealing how the overuse of digital devices can lead to detrimental effects on the brain. His insightful examination extends beyond mere statistics, presenting a compelling narrative that encourages readers to reconsider their interactions with technology.
Through a blend of scientific research and real-world implications, Spitzer highlights the potential risks associated with a digitally saturated life, including attention deficits, memory loss, and diminished social skills. He stresses the importance of fostering a balanced relationship with technology to maintain cognitive wellness. This exploration serves as both an alarm and a guide, urging individuals to be mindful of their digital habits while advocating for a healthier, more conscious engagement with the digital landscape.
Through a blend of scientific research and real-world implications, Spitzer highlights the potential risks associated with a digitally saturated life, including attention deficits, memory loss, and diminished social skills. He stresses the importance of fostering a balanced relationship with technology to maintain cognitive wellness. This exploration serves as both an alarm and a guide, urging individuals to be mindful of their digital habits while advocating for a healthier, more conscious engagement with the digital landscape.
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