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Adolescent Mental Health in a Digital World

Exploring Current Research and Promoting Resilient Practices

Viju P.D. & K. Jayasankara Reddy & Smitha A.G.

Adolescent Mental Health in a Digital World

Adolescent Mental Health in a Digital World

Exploring Current Research and Promoting Resilient Practices

Adolescent Mental Health in a Digital World

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This book comprehensively explores how the digital age impacts adolescents' mental health. As digital technologies become increasingly integral to young people's lives, it examines the complexities, risks, challenges, and opportunities presented by the digital landscape.

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Beschrijving Adolescent Mental Health in a Digital World

This book comprehensively explores how the digital age impacts adolescents' mental health. As digital technologies become increasingly integral to young people's lives, it examines the complexities, risks, challenges, and opportunities presented by the digital landscape.

ISBN
9781041298540
Pagina's
420
Verschijnt
Rubriek
Algemene sociale wetenschappen
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Paperback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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