More and more teenagers spend several hours a day on social media. Supporters say that these sites help young people to stay in touch with friends, share ideas and find information for school. Critics, however, point out that too much time online can reduce sleep, lower marks and make some users feel lonely when they compare their lives with the polished images of others. Many schools now teach students to use the internet responsibly, and some parents set daily time limits. Researchers agree that the key is balance, not complete avoidance.

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Balance is more important than avoiding social media completely.

  1. Step 1: Researchers agree that the key is balance, not complete avoidance.
Answer
Balance is more important than avoiding social media completely.
Why not the others: Social media is always harmful to teenagers., Parents should delete all of their children's accounts. and Teenagers should be online as much as they like. do not fit.

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