Living with a monitor, like Ender's Game?

In the novel Ender's Game, all little kids are protected and closely watched via a 'monitor', a device that sees and hears through them. This happens from around age 1 to about 5 or 6. So my question is, how would being monitored 'round the clock change how people act, from ages of 3 to 12? Please don't say this is too broad: I'm asking how people would act when they know they're being watched, but specifically watched by a thing attached to them by the neck.

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