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研究表示,10岁至24岁之间是一个与同龄人互动对大脑发育和建立自我意识至关重要的人生阶段。早前的研究也表面,这一时期减少社会接触可能会产生长期的不利影响。研究人员表示,政府在考虑是否继续采取社交距离措施时,应权衡这一影响。麻省理工学院的Livia Tomova称,生活在家庭环境中的年轻人,与父母或兄弟姐妹拥有积极的关系,可能受影响较小。而,通过网络进行的虚拟社交是否能减轻一些负面影响,目前尚不明确,需要进行更多的研究。
Between the ages of 10 and 24 years is a life stage when interacting with peers is vital for brain development and building a sense of self, according to the authors of an opinion piece in the Lancet Child and Adolescent Health journal. Earlier studies have indicated that reduced social contact during this period may have long-term detrimental effects, they said. Governments should weigh this effect as they consider the need for extended pandemic social-distancing measures. Young people living in a family environment, who have positive relationships with the parents, carers or siblings, may be less affected, said Livia Tomova, a co-author from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. More research is needed on whether connecting digitally may help mitigate some negative effects, according to the review. source
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