Eliana Dockterman argues that early exposures to tech have more advantages than disadvantages " The Digital Parent Trap." Dockterman builds her argument by using credible sources, appealing to emotion, and arguing against the other side. She begins her argument by using statistics from credible sources to build a sense of credibility. Dockterman brings statistics up like "history: 27% of them use tablets, 43% use smartphones, and 52% use laptops… by late 2014." to prove that today’s teenagers are the most tech-savviest in history. She also uses reliable sources, MIT, to add legitimacy to her claim that children who are engaged in learning will retain the memory 900% more than those who only read. The pieces of evidence she used backs