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On May 4, according to foreign reports, according to a survey released on Tuesday, United States half of adolescents addicted to mobile phone, most people will see a cell phone every hour and see information from others is non-response is not available.
Nonprofit Common Sense Media interviews through questionnaire forms 1240 parent and child, discovered that 59% 's House are parents of children aged 12 to 18 years of age, their children without mobile phones.
The organizations located in the United States in San Francisco, which focused on media and technology impacts on children. Its findings highlight the cell phone addiction causes family tensions, because it affects the parent driving, children as well as their time together doing homework.
The group says, and about one-third of respondents said mobile phones to their home every day for a dispute.
"It makes every day conflicts between parents and children. "The Group's founder and CEO zhanmusi·SI Blantyre (James Steyer) said in a statement.
The survey results show that in an era of rapid changes in technology, United States households are struggling to seek a balance between mobile phones and life. It also shows that people debate continues for Internet addiction and its consequences.
Common Sense Media organizations published another report on the Internet and technology evaluation on the use of reports that multitasking feature will prevent users form memories, lack of interpersonal interaction will allow young people to cultivate compassion.
United States 8-12 years of age children reported that they will spend about 6 hours per day using online media; children 13-18 years of age say they spend about 9 hours a day using online media.
"Young people always immediately respond to text messages, social networking, posting or other notice information, suggests that they are continuing to use the technology. In fact, this also reflects the needs of adolescent desire to interact with others and contact. "The group said.
Director of the Center for media studies and human development at Northwestern University ailun·watela (Ellen Wartella), it is not clear how sustainable use of network media will eventually affect on children's behavior.
"We need to devote more time to research and understand the network impact of media use on children, and adjust our behavior accordingly. "She said in a statement.
However, the survey showed, raising fears of more than young people. Parents are also at great risk.
56% of parents questioned said they will also view the mobile phone at the wheel. More than half of young people said they have seen parents view cell phones while driving.
"We find that a fact is: parents and children become addicted to mobile phone. "Steyr said.
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5月4日消息，据外电报道，周二发布的一份调查报告称，美国一半青少年对手机上瘾，大多数人每隔一个小时就会查看手机，而且看到别人发来的信息就感到非回复不可。
非营利性组织Common Sense Media通过问卷调查的形式采访了1240名家长和孩子，结果发现59%的家里有年龄在12岁到18岁孩子的家长称，他们的孩子离不开手机。
该组织位于美国旧金山，它专注于研究媒体和科技对于孩子们的影响。它的调查结果突出显示了手机上瘾导致的家庭关系紧张，因为手机会影响到家长驾驶、孩子做家庭作业以及他们共处的时光。
该组织称，约有三分之一的受访者称，他们家里每天都会因为是否应该使用手机的问题发生争执。
“它每天都会让家长和孩子之间发生冲突。”该组织的创始人兼CEO詹姆斯·斯太尔（James Steyer）在一项声明中说。
这项调查结果证明：在科技日新月异的时代，美国家庭正在艰难地在手机和生活之间寻求平衡。它也表明人们对于网瘾及其后果的争论仍在继续。
Common Sense Media组织发布的另一份对互联网和科技设备使用情况的评测报告称，多任务功能会妨碍用户形成记忆，缺少人际之间的交往则会让青少年难以培养同情心。
美国年龄在8到12岁的孩子报告称，他们每天大约会花6个小时使用网络媒体；年龄在13到18岁的孩子则称，他们每天大约花费9个小时使用网络媒体。
“青少年总能够立即回复短信、社交网络帖子或其他通知信息，这说明他们正在持续不断地使用科技设备。事实上，这也反映出了青少年渴望与别人交往和联系的需求。”该组织说。
西北大学媒体和人类发展研究中心主任艾伦·瓦特拉（Ellen Wartella）称，人们并不清楚持续使用网络媒体最终将会对孩子们的行为产生怎样的影响。
“我们需要投入更多的时间来研究和理解网络媒体使用对于孩子们的影响，并相应地调整我们的行为。”她在一项声明中说。
然而，这份问卷调查显示，让人们担心的还不仅仅是青少年。家长们也冒着很大的风险。
56%的接受问卷调查的家长称，他们在开车时也会查看手机。超过一半的青少年称，他们看到过家长开车时查看手机。
“我们发现的一个事实是：家长和孩子们都对手机上瘾。”斯太尔说。
