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THE ROLE OF PEDIATRICIANS

4. Discuss with parents the importance of supervising online activities via active participation and communication

3. Discuss with families the need for a family online-use plan that involves regular family meetings

2. Advise parents to work on their own participation gap in their homes

1. Advise parents to talk to their children about their online use and the specific issues that today's online kids face

INFLUENCE OF ADVERTISEMENTS ON BUYING

RISKS OF YOUTH USING SOCIAL MEDIA

Facebook Depression

Sexting

Cyberbullying and Online Harassment

SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY TWEENS AND TEENS

Internet addiction and concurrent sleep deprivation

introducing problems such as cyberbullying,5 privacy issues, and “sexting

using for social media, texting, and instant messaging

connecting with friends, classmates, and people with shared interests

ON TOO YOUNG: MIXED MESSAGES FROM PARENTS AND THE LAW

PRIVACY CONCERNS AND THE DIGITAL FOOTPRINT

BENEFITS OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS USING SOCIAL MEDIA

Accessing Health Information

Enhanced Learning Opportunities

Socialization and Communication

5. fostering of one's individual identity and unique social skills

4. expansion of one's online connections

3. growth of ideas from the creation of blogs, podcasts, videos, and gaming sites

2. enhancement of individual and collective creativity

1. opportunities for community engagement

the most common activity of today's children and adolescents.