A geração ansiosa: Como a infância hiperconectada está causando uma epidemia de transtornos mentais
by Jonathan Haidt, Lígia Azevedo - Tradutor, Lígia Azevedo
Jonathan Haidt investigates how the great rewiring of childhood through hyperconnectivity is sparking an epidemic of mental illness. From increased anxiety to social withdrawal, the book uncovers the hidden costs of digital immersion on young minds and calls for urgent reforms to foster healthier development.
About This Book
Jonathan Haidt's 'The Anxious Generation' explores the transformation in childhood driven by constant digital connectivity. It addresses how smartphones and social media have reshaped young lives, leading to widespread mental health challenges.
The book delves into the epidemic of anxiety, depression, and other disorders affecting today's youth. Haidt analyzes the shift from play-based to screen-based experiences and its consequences on emotional well-being.
Through research and observations, the author highlights the need for societal changes to protect children's mental health. It offers a compelling look at the intersection of technology and human development.
Translated into Portuguese, this work provides accessible insights for readers concerned with the future of the next generation.
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