Listening Part 6: Multiple-choice:Multiple
PTE Listening Part 6- Sample 2: Multiple Choice Question Multiple Answers
We systematically examined and updated the scientific literature on the association between screen time for example: television, computers, video games, and mobile devices and sleep outcomes among school-aged children and adolescents. We reviewed 67 studies published from 1999 to early 2014. We found that screen time is adversely associated with sleep outcomes primarily shortened duration and delayed timing in 90% of studies. Some of the results varied by type of screen exposure, age of participant, gender, and day of the week. Youth should be advised to limit or reduce screen time exposure, especially before or during bedtime hours to minimize any harmful effects of screen time on sleep and well-being. This step will help the development and implementation of policies or interventions related to screen time among youth. The results of the research vary by what factors according to the speaker? Being school-aged Screen exposure type Adolescents Gender Month of the year Answer: Screen exposure type Gender