Examines health behaviors and outcomes linked to after-school activities in adolescents, suggesting key implications for development.
Adolescence is a formative period marked by rapid physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development, during which lifestyle behaviors and environmental contexts greatly influ-ence health outcomes [1].In contemporary societies, adolescent development increasingly occurs within a highly digitalized environment marked by widespread internet access, mobile technologies, and changing after-school activity patterns.Although digital technologies provide opportunities for learning, communication, and social participation, they also introduce potential risks when Internet engagement becomes excessive or poorly regulated.
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