Brazil’s teenagers lack support to deal with social media, survey says
A survey carried out in April showed that 90 percent of Brazilians over the age of 18 who have access to the internet believe that adolescents do not receive the emotional and social support they need to deal with the digital environment—especially social networks. The survey interviewed a thousand online Brazilians from all regions and walks of life, aged 18 or over.The margin of error is three percentage points for the total sample, with a 95 percent confidence interval.According to the survey, nine out of 10 Brazilians believe that young people do not have the necessary emotional and social support, while 70 percent advocate the presence of psychologists in schools as an essential strategy to change this landscape.The poll was carried out by Porto Digital in partnership with Offer...