A recent study found that nearly 60 percent of parents think their teens are “addicted” to the Internet—and 52 percent of the children surveyed think they’re addicted, too. In a recent segment, a panel of experts discussed the scale of the issue for young people in America, and new efforts to help kids who compulsively use computers and mobile phones.

Psychologist Ed Spector specializes in helping young patients use technology in moderation. After the show, he answered questions from parents in a live Facebook chat.

Here are some highlights:

On setting time limits with your children

On issues with technology in schools

On why being proactive is the key to success

On starting a conversation with your children

On applications that track the use of technology

On the connection between tech abuse and introversion

On why tech addiction is a danger for teens

On cellphone light filters

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