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How social media expectations are destroying teenage friendships
In a nutshell Unmet expectations on social media are the primary cause of teen friendship conflicts: Disappointment from ...
Plus, the "happiest" household size, the state of the loneliness epidemic — and other findings from the annual report.
Plus, the "happiest" household size, the state of the loneliness epidemic — and other findings from the annual report.
Social media makes crime seem aspirational rather than reckless: Experts on post and boast culture
Viral content thrives on controversy, which could incentivise more risk-taking behaviour. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Facts, not fear: Inside Mexico’s pioneering drug harm reduction programs
The programs aim to address drug use from a public health and social justice perspective, rather than a security one.
How restaurants trick you into spending more money using ‘menu psychology’
Next time you look at a restaurant menu, you may notice several traits that make you more willing to spend extra money. In a ...
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Homage Senior Services announces its new director of social service and human resource manager
Homage Senior Services has named Krissie Dillin its new director of social services and Kavita Bhandari as the new human ...
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Here are all the ways people are disappearing from government websites
Executive orders from President Trump have agencies across the government scrubbing websites of photos and references to ...
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Filtered faces, filtered judgments: How beauty filters warp our perceptions, according to psychology
With millions of people using beauty filters to enhance their online images, researchers wanted to know: do these digital ...
US Gen Zers and Millennials Are Burning Out, Poll Finds
A new survey shows that Gen Zers and millennials are burning out by age 25—years earlier than past generations.
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Carrie Towbes, George Burtness Selected as 82nd Santa Barbara Foundation Persons of the Year
Dr. Carrie Towbes and George Burtness have been selected as the 82nd Persons of the Year for the Santa Barbara area. The two will be honored for their ...
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Extreme Weather Can Increase Social Media Use
There isn't much research on factors that drive social media research. For example, does an external factor like the weather ...
Study finds solo music listening boosts social well-being
Listening to music by yourself might not seem like a social activity, but University at Buffalo researchers have published a ...