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Research from Yale Medicine states that "Excessive use has also been linked to sleep problems, attention problems, and feelings of exclusion in adolescents—and sleep is essential for the healthy development of teens, according to the advisory."

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Research from Yale Medicine shows a relationship between social media use and poor sleep quality, reduced sleep duration, and sleep difficulties in young people, according to Dr. Murthy’s advisory. For teens, poor sleep is linked to emotional health issues and a higher risk for suicide.

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Pre-teens lose full night of sleep a week to social media, new study

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The More Your on Social Media, The Worse the Affects can be

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The More Your on Social Media, The Worse the Affects can be

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According to a study by the University of Georgia, higher social media addiction scores, more hours spent online, and identifying as male significantly predicted cyberbullying perpetration in adolescents.

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Less Likely to get Punished for Their Actions Online

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Less Likely to get Punished for Their Actions Online

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When adolescents are online, they adapt to a different set of social norms than when they’re interacting with their peers in person. Oftentimes, they are more aggressive or critical on social media because of the anonymity they have online and their ability to avoid retaliation.

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What is Cyberbullying? Top 10 Cases That Highlight The Cruelty

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Diplomatic missions are known for strictly toeing their political and administrative norms while organizing outreach events. In a rare deviation,

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Comparing Yourself can Cause a low Self Esteem

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Comparing Yourself can Cause a low Self Esteem

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According to jedfoundation.org it is proven that social media can cause FOMO, or fear of missing out, which can lead to increased depression, eating disorders, and poor body image.

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What Are The Long-term Effects Of Comparing Myself To Others On Social Media? - High School Toolkit

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The Culture of Comparison | Bea Arthur | TEDxWakeForestU