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Parents' Phone Addiction Affects Bond With Kids, New Study Finds

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: Parents' attachment to screens and smartphones can have negative, long-lasting developmental and psychological effects on their children, according to new research. Caregivers who mismanage their devices can both exacerbate "insecure attachment" and make healthy relationships more anxious and avoidant for children, according to the findings, which were published last month in Frontiers in Psychology, a peer-reviewed journal. The study, which surveyed 600 minors in the US from 12 to 17 years old, found that kids reported feeling marginalized or neglected by parents glued to their screens. "A child with insecure attachment may lack confidence or display a lower sense of self; demonstrate difficulty with interpersonal relationships and intimacy; and possess an unwillingness to take risks necessary to achieve success," reports Bloomberg, citing one of the study's researchers. This type of behavior has become normalized: 2024 Pew data found that nearly half of U.S. teens say their parents are at least sometimes distracted by phones during interactions. "When parents were asked about their own behavior, far fewer said this was an issue," the report adds. "Still, earlier Pew data from 2020 found most parents feel their phones can interfere with quality family time, with 68% reporting being 'at least sometimes' distracted by them.

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Pourquoi les armées de House of the Dragon auraient dû ressembler à un immense vide-grenier

Dans House of the Dragon, les champs de bataille de Westeros affichent une géométrie militaire impeccable. Des milliers de soldats s'y affrontent en arborant des armures rigoureusement identiques, forgées au millimètre près selon les couleurs de leur faction. C'est visuellement grandiose, mais c'est une aberration historique totale. En coulisses, la production a préféré le fantasme de la standardisation à la réalité de la forge.

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Stockage smartphone saturé : libérer de l’espace rapidement

Votre smartphone affiche le message « espace de stockage insuffisant » ou ralentit sans raison apparente ? Un stockage smartphone saturé est un problème courant, en particulier sur les modèles avec 64 ou 128 Go. Avant d’envisager de changer d’appareil, plusieurs actions simples permettent de libérer plusieurs gigaoctets sans perdre vos photos, contacts ou applications importantes. Voici […]

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