Question 17: a. That approach supports mental health without acting like kids will never find a workaround, and it keeps trust stronger than...
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Question 17:
a. That approach supports mental health without acting like kids will never find a workaround, and it keeps trust stronger than fear at home.
b. Some parents push for strict social media limits because short videos, comments, and “likes” can reshape self-esteem overnight.
c. If the rule is only “two hours,” many kids just hide accounts or switch apps, so the problem doesn’t disappear—it becomes harder to see.
d. Boundaries still matter, but they work best with real digital skills: turning off autoplay, using focus mode, curating feeds, and recognizing ads or edited images.
e. Schools can back this up by teaching how to report harmful content, practice kind online behavior, and offering offline clubs so free time isn’t just empty silence.
A. b – a – d – c – e B. b – d – e – c – a C. d – b – c – e – a D. b – c – d – e – a