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Is Fortnite Bad for Kids?

April 7, 2019 by Dr. Mike Brooks 1 Comment

If you have kids, especially a boy or male teen, you probably know a little bit about Fortnite Battle Royale already. It’s a 3rd person […]

Filed Under: Gaming, Happiness & Well-Being, Parenting Tagged With: bad, fortnite, grades, harmful, kids, sleep, teens, video games

Does Video Game Violence Cause Children & Adolescents to Become Violent? – Part 6: U.S. Crime Trends

April 29, 2013 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

Welcome back, everyone! This is Part 6 of the series Does Video Game Violence Cause Children & Adolescents to Become Violent? I hope you’ve seen the […]

Filed Under: Cyberpsychology - Technology and You, Happiness & Well-Being, Negative Moods & Emotions Tagged With: adolescents, children, crime, kids, teens, trends, video games, violence, violent

Does Video Game Violence Cause Children and Adolescents to Become Violent? Video Blog Part 5

April 23, 2013 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

Hey Gang! I’m getting close to wrapping up this series on the topic, “Does Video Game Violence Cause Children and Adolescents to Become Violent?” In […]

Filed Under: Cyberpsychology - Technology and You, Happiness & Well-Being, Negative Moods & Emotions, Parenting Tagged With: adolescents, children, kids, limitations, research, teens, video games, violence, violent

The Technique to Studying Efficiently

June 19, 2012 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

About the Author, Dylan McAndrew:A lot of us at the ApaCenter work with teens. Oftentimes, adults are trying to tell teens what they should and […]

Filed Under: Educational Support Tagged With: Facebook, homework, school, studying, teens, texting

Teens & "Sexting"

January 25, 2009 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

I discussed teens & cell phones (particularly texting addiction) in my previous post. A new problem that has arisen in recent years is teens engaging […]

Filed Under: Cyberpsychology - Technology and You, Parenting Tagged With: adolescents, cell phones, parenting, parents, sexting, teens, texting

Can Texting Be Damaging for Teens?

January 20, 2009 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

I was recently interviewed by Fox News here in Austin about whether excessive texting can be damaging for teens. Here is a link to that […]

Filed Under: Cyberpsychology - Technology and You, Happiness & Well-Being, Parenting, Relationships Tagged With: addiction, cell phones, technology, teens, texting

Role Modeling – The Power of Apology

December 12, 2008 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

Nobody’s perfect, right? At least that’s what we tell our kids. However, sometimes it’s hard to live up to our own standards. This post, in […]

Filed Under: Happiness & Well-Being, Parenting, Relationships Tagged With: apology, children, modeling, parenting, role model, teens

You Are a Role Model for Your Child/Teen

December 10, 2008 by Dr. Mike Brooks Leave a Comment

Regarding parenting, I’ve never been a big fan of the “do as I say, not as I do” approach. Our kids see us as role […]

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