A short excerpt from a YouTube lecture by Aaron Hartman, MD, discussing how modern device use can interfere with children learning to self-regulate stress and frustration. The speaker argues that reduced engagement in physical/visuospatial activities limits building brain regions for visual-spatial processing, and that device reliance creates a dopamine-driven cycle where children need devices to occupy themselves, potentially reinforcing dependence.
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