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Facebook: Social Uses and Anxiety - A Replication Attempt

2019-06-26

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<p>The relationship between social media use and mental health remains under scrutiny by researchers, policy makers, and the general public. Recently, researchers have addressed whether Facebook use is beneficial to people with high social anxiety. The findings from such studies are mixed, partly due to differences in how variables are operationalised. A well-cited study by McCord et al (McCord, B., Rodebaugh, T....

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