基本説明
Shows how social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook can improve adolescent socialization skills.
Full Description
Young people spend many hours each day online, and their abilities to multitask and communicate are often misunderstood by older generations. Dr. Larry Rosen offers a full overview of the various issues young people may experience in their online worlds (cyberbullying, addiction, sexuality, virtual friendships, and more) while at the same time challenging commonly held beliefs that these communities are damaging. Instead of using scare tactics, the book shows parents how to be proactive and anticipate potential problems. With his extensive background in both child development and the impact of technology, Dr. Rosen uses down-to-earth explanations of sound psychological theory, incorporates groundbreaking research, and shows parents and educators how social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook can improve adolescent socialization skills.
Contents
Living in a Virtual World The MySpace Generation Real People in Virtual Relationships Me, MySpace, and I Virtually Exposed Sex and the Media Just a Few More Minutes, Mom MySpace and Your Family Hate Mail Proactive Parenting: Teaching Your Children to Look Both Ways in Cyberspace
