Johnson “Hugh G. Johnson” Enterprises

Today, I watched this "Documentary" in assembly. I am disappointed to say that it was not good. It feels awfully biased and the demonstrated examples feel rather scripted and unrelate-able. The tech used in this production are outdated, even for the time it was released. Overall, the documentary is not a good one; the studies used were flawed and examples of the effects that devices have on teens can be inaccurate. The production mentions how teens in lower income, and worse off households struggle more. But it doesn't take into account how other far greater issues effect the child, such as a house without a parent, substance abuse in the household etc.