More Tools, More Control: Lessons from Young Users on Handling Unwanted Messages Online
Michal Luria,
Carol F. Scott
Abstract:According to reports, about 95% of U.S. teens have access to smartphones and use the internet daily, which for most includes social media and messaging platforms. This ubiquity has raised much concern about its contribution to a teen mental health crisis among parents, educators, and legislators. Research paints a more complex picture of the impacts of social media and messaging, finding both benefits and risks to young people. As a result, it is difficult to determine the most effective protective measures f… Show more
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