This article examines digital threats to youth psychological health in the context of an increasingly information-driven society. The study conceptualizes key risk factors associated with intensive online engagement, including information overload, misinformation, cyberbullying, destructive content exposure, and algorithm-driven social comparison. These factors are discussed as mechanisms that may undermine emotional stability, increase anxiety and stress, disrupt healthy daily routines, and negatively influence young people’s attitudes and behavior.
Digital Threats to Youth Psychological Health in The Information Society and Pedagogical Strategies for Risk Reduction
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Information society
youth psychological health
digital risks
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