Interactive screen usage wrecks teenage sleeping patterns
Teenage sleep is disrupted most by interactive screen use.
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Teenage sleep is disrupted most by interactive screen use.
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Every hour teenagers spend playing video games, texting friends or scrolling through social media takes them ten minutes longer to go to sleep.
New research suggests that interactive engagement delays and reduces the time spent asleep to a greater extent than passive screen time.