This woman is just flaunting her academic credentials to support a tenuous link between two unrelated things.
Bah. Her conclusions are based upon false assumptions.
Do you know, when I was growing up in the 1950s, the pundits said the same thing about TV.
原帖由 qqyou 于 2009-6-28 11:04 发表
大家除了注意那篇文章,更应该注意文章后面的那些评论,看看那些评论都是如何去批评那篇文章的,就可以知道主流社会对于那个问题的看法和态度了。
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所以我们找一个东西千万不要选择性的失明,要多看看大家是怎么评价一个东西的,这样才能让我们掌握最有价值的东西。
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原帖由 pianocrazy 于 2009-6-28 19:58 发表
批判一下 qqyou:
你实在是把这篇文章给高抬了,说什么“学术界”、“假设”。这样的东西,尽管是顶级专家写的,根本谈不上提出假设(hypothesis)的问题,更不要说去验证了。把这篇文章(注意,是 article, ...
pianocrazy | 2009-6-28 20:05 | 金钱 | +5 | 讨论支持率,没价值。 |
pianocrazy | 2009-6-28 20:05 | 威望 | +5 | 讨论支持率,没价值。 |
It is a scientifically proven fact that the brains of children (and that includes those of high school age) are neurologically "soft," meaning they are still quite vulnerable to developmental disruptions due to environmental factors such as the presence or absence, or even the super-abundance, of selected stimuli. A large body of evidence (dating back to Maslow) shows that sensory disruptions such as a lack of touch, absence of of a mother or father (and the developmental sensory stimulation they provide for the developing brain) can and indeed do result in neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADD, ADHD, as well as personality disorders, antisocial and criminogenic behavior, and so on. These are not matters be ignored in a civilized society. Computer games train children to practice violence through a scientifically proven process called systematic desensitization, used to in video games to train soldiers to kill. Those who scoff at these issues are either ignorant fools or worse.
- Dr Max Hatchoat, Denver, CO, USA,
You blame all this on Facebook? What about the internet in general? Or decades of television and video games?
Do you know, when I was growing up in the 1950s, the pundits said the same thing about TV.
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