London: The researchers said, children ages 10 years and 11 years often view multilayar, such as watching television while using the iPad, smartphones, laptops, and gaming handheld from the computer. The average device used mostly portable.
children,10 and 11 years often view multilayar, such as using smartphone, while watching television or iPad, laptops, and game PC
Adults who live in an age of hi-tech may need to fight for multitasking receive SMS while watching television. Unlike the children of today are comfortable working on a variety of activities in front of the screen at one time. Even they can interact with four to five devices at once in the same time.
"With these conditions, children can move the equipment between the bedroom and living room, depending on whether they wanted privacy or togetherness," said Dr. Russ Jago, from Bristol University, Wednesday (3 / 8)
They may seem quite skilled, but this is a warning for parents. Generation of children who have settled in front multilayar behavior is believed to increase risk of obesity and mental health problems while still young.
The study asked 63 children aged 10 and 11 years. And the result children enjoy seeing more than one screen at a time. They'll use the devices both to entertain themselves, such as calling or texting friends during the commercials on television or while they wait for loading computer games.
Television is also used to entertain them while doing something else, especially if the event in their family was considered boring.
One respondent said, he was able to interact with various devices. "I eat the DSi and laptops. On the DSi, I open MSN and open up my laptop and then turn on the television," he explained.
Dr Russ Jago said, with the development of technology, various activities can be enjoyed in a place like watching television on the computer. "Console games can be used to surf the internet, smartphones, tablet computers and handheld games that play music, video games provide Internet access, and laptop can do all the above activities," he said.
