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期刊名:Pediatric clinics of north america

缩写:PEDIATR CLIN N AM

ISSN:0031-3955

e-ISSN:1557-8240

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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The upsurge in youth screen time and social media usage parallels growing mental health concerns. While causality remains unproven, many studies associate screen and social media use as anxiety risk factors. Social media can benefit some yo...
Seeba Anam,Jane Harness Seeba Anam
In this article, we discuss a broad overview of the relationship between social media and youth mental health, including the legal and historical context of social media, role and involvement of caregivers, and strategies for modulation of ...
Carol Vidal,Clifford Sussman Carol Vidal
With the advent of smartphones and the popularization of social media sites at the beginning of the twenty-first century, children and adolescents have been exposed to a world of virtual interactions in social networking sites that are desi...
Daniel J Suto,Jack L Turban,Erin L Belfort Daniel J Suto
Sexual and gender development are key components of adolescence. As social media becomes increasingly ingrained in youth culture, it is essential to understand its impact on these developmental pathways. Social media provides a novel avenue...
Bushra Rizwan,Paul E Weigle Bushra Rizwan
While social media has been a catalyst for mental health awareness, the unregulated dissemination of information by influencers lacking mental health expertise, perpetuates misinformation. Youth commonly self-diagnose mental health conditio...
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Social media (SM) use has become ubiquitous in adolescent life, raising concerns about its impact on their mental health. While research has identified links between excessive SM use and negative mental health outcomes, the relationship rem...