Social media time does not increase teenagers' mental health problems – study (opens in new tab)

(theguardian.com)

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theGeatZhopa2mo ago

It's not the time spent on social media, it's the content. It's the content making everyone dumb and dumber.

krmboya2mo ago

How reliable is this study given that participants were asked to self report?

logicprog2mo ago

How else do you propose to measure mental health?

krmboya2mo ago

I know that self reported data is unreliable.

The person running this who was probably paid thousands of pounds worth of currency should have put in the time to produce a more accurate measure of mental health

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4 comments

theGeatZhopa2mo ago

It's not the time spent on social media, it's the content. It's the content making everyone dumb and dumber.

krmboya2mo ago

How reliable is this study given that participants were asked to self report?

logicprog2mo ago

How else do you propose to measure mental health?

krmboya2mo ago

I know that self reported data is unreliable.

The person running this who was probably paid thousands of pounds worth of currency should have put in the time to produce a more accurate measure of mental health

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse