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Technology is Changing the Millennial Brain
The brains of the nation’s largest living generation are developing differently than other generations. Are they becoming addicted to technology?
Technology is Changing the Millennial Brain - NBC 10 Philadelphia


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The prefrontal cortex, which resides in the frontal lobe, controls personality, cognition and social behavior. The cerebellum coordinates and regulates muscular activity, including those linked to language. The parietal lobe deals with interpreting language and words.
Excessive tech usage, according to leading scientific publications, atrophies the frontal lobe, breaking down ties between different parts of the brain. Too much technology use also shrinks the outermost part of the brain, making it more difficult to process information. Erickson said this can affect the way people interact.

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Originally Posted by kach22i

Technology is Changing the Millennial Brain
The brains of the nation’s largest living generation are developing differently than other generations. Are they becoming addicted to technology?
Technology is Changing the Millennial Brain - NBC 10 Philadelphia
[IMG]http://media.nbcphiladelphia.com/images/600*836/millennial-brains-boomer-v-millenial-3.jpg[/IMG]

Yaaaaa, no direct links. Same arguments were probably made when the television first became mainstream.

It's only going to get worse. And what the heck is the difference between a smart-phone and sitting at a desk all day in front of a computer?

I'm not buying it.