“…For example, positive feedback reinforces moral outrage on social media, and, when combined with feedback-sensitive design algorithms, may distort social and political discourse in these public spaces (Brady et al, 2021). In vulnerable populations, such as adolescents, social media use and positive feedback may normalize and promote risky behaviors such as alcohol or cigarette use (Hendriks et al, 2018; Mohr et al, 2016; Sherman et al, 2016). Additionally, people with depression, social anxiety, low self-esteem, and certain attachment styles have all shown aberrant behavioral and psychological outcomes related to social sharing, feedback, and social media use (Blackwell et al, 2017; Forest & Wood, 2012; Kashdan et al, 2013; Sanchez et al, 2017; Shallcross et al, 2011; Smith & Reis, 2012).…”