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Abstract@#Media multitasking has become a novel type of social media use behavior in adolescents, and its negative effect on cognitive function has gradually attracted attention. Based on relevant literature review and summarization, this paper briefly reviews the prevalence and assessment of media multitasking in adolescents, and the effects of on cognitive function such as working memory, attention and inhibitory control. Moreover, potential neuropsychological mechanisms are provided. This study provides a scientific evidence for promoting the physical and mental health of adolescents.
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Abstract@#The incidence of health related behaviors in adolescents is on the rise, directly or potentially threatening the current and future health of adolescents. Adolescents health related behaviors are closely related to low level systemic inflammation. Based on relevant previous literature, this paper briefly reveals the relationship between single form and clustering of health related behaviors (diet, physical activity, substance use, and sleep) and low level systemic inflammation. Moreover, the role of inflammation played in health related behaviors and mental health in adolescents is clarified. This study provides a scientific evidence for promoting the physical and mental health of adolescents.