Youth Digital Immersion: Cyber Readiness Builds Mental...
summary
Systematic review of 52 studies plus a survey of 1,869 students across four countries and 430,000 youth participation records yields a Youth Mental Health Risk Assessment Framework that maps factors→pathways→observations, reporting 468 findings (132 sources) and 41 GenAI-specific relationships. Key claims: higher cyber risk awareness correlates with fewer adverse experiences; 72% of US teens report AI companionship and 20% use AI for mental health advice. Prototype components include a spreadsheet‑backed ML agent and a HackerRangers gamified system for school deployment.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Youth digital immersion intro
- 1:02Digital paradox and cyber risks
- 3:11Research questions and approach
- 4:34Gen AI’s mental health impact
- 6:39Personalized digital risk tool
- 12:41Gen AI and resilience factors
- 14:51Risk assessment framework
- 17:00Prototype tool and future vision
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