Neurocognitive Development of Children from 0 to 13 Years in a World of Gadgets and Pleasure

AGNA AGERE – the pseudonym of a neuropsychologist and clinical psychologist who works in medical and educational institutions in both capitals, consulting across the country and the world online and through interactive technologies. At different times, she has lectured on neuropsychology, neurorehabilitation for children and adults, neuroimaging technologies in medicine, pathopsychology, experimental psychology, pathologies of children's mental development, and sensorimotor integration, as well as bullying and post-COVID syndrome. We all acknowledge the obvious benefits of gadgets for adults! However, the questions discussed in this book are related to children and their use of gadgets from an early age. They gain access and actively master what was originally not designed for the convenience of children. In this book, the author will discuss from the perspective of neuropsychology the challenges that parents actually face daily in raising children and their elementary and middle school education in an increasingly accelerated digital space. "In this book, I have told the story of neuropsychology differently for the first time, not at all as it is written in textbooks or can be heard in lectures. I have long searched for a way to illustrate how gadgets intrusively invade the development of modern children, influence brain organization and cognitive functions, and what fatal consequences this leads to in the development of a child's personality," - Agna Agere.