Impacto social y educativo del comportamiento mediático digital contemporáneo: Nomofobia, causas y consecuencias.
Resumen
La presencia de Internet en todos los dispositivos y la necesidad de comunicarse, ha llevado al ser humano a pasar muchas horas frente a múltiples distracciones digitales, es inevitable que el comportamiento mediático se forme de manera impulsiva, incluso cuando afecta negativamente su vida. La Nomofobia, categorizada como la enfermedad del siglo XXI, está afectando en adolescentes y jóvenes mayoritariamente, provocando una progresión inevitable de este fenómeno. El presente manuscrito expresa valoraciones dependientes de literatura especializada, en el que varios investigadores abordan resultados del impacto social y educativo que ha producido el comportamiento mediático digital, realizando una visión panorámica del mal uso de los dispositivos móviles, considerado por muchos estudiosos, un problema social que emerge de forma silenciosa en nuestra sociedad contemporánea.Citas
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