沉迷电子产品无法自拔？66.0%受访孩子希望“学玩两不误”

Core Insights - The survey conducted by "Zhixin Sister" magazine reveals that over 40% of parents attribute their children's worries to mobile phones, games, and the internet, indicating a significant concern regarding digital device usage among families [2][3] Group 1: Children's Concerns - 42.3% of surveyed children admit they are easily distracted by online content, leading to excessive usage without realizing it [3] - 32.2% of children feel that their parents are too strict in managing their media usage, resulting in conflicts [3] - 21.4% of children express that their gaming and short video habits negatively impact their studies and rest [3] Group 2: Parental Perspectives - 23.9% of parents believe that not supporting children's interests in online activities creates barriers in parent-child relationships [4] - 40.5% of parents attribute their children's poor academic performance to excessive engagement with digital devices [5] Group 3: Children's Coping Mechanisms - 18.9% of children resort to online activities like watching videos or playing games to alleviate their worries [6] - 35.0% of children wish to spend their free time on the internet or playing games [6] Group 4: Parental Guidance and Consensus - 91.3% of parents agree that guiding children in using mobile devices is more effective than prohibiting them [6] - 58.9% of parents believe in calm communication with children regarding device usage, while 49.5% prefer to establish and enforce usage rules together [6]