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Newsela - Cyberbullying could be increasing teen suicide rates, study says

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Newsela - Cyberbullying could be increasing teen suicide rates, study says

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Newsela | Teen suicide rates rising, study says social media use could be a factor

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Newsela - Studies send mixed messages on influence of social media on teens

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Newsela - Studies send mixed messages on influence of social media on teens

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Newsela - On Twitter, @TheNiceBot fights bullying with cheerful messages

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Newsela - On Twitter, @TheNiceBot fights bullying with cheerful messages

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I know that this is a credible source because I made sure it met the criteria for the I'M VAIN checklist. They used named sources and I checked that there weren't self-interested sources

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Newsela | Twitter can be a mean place. Meet @TheNiceBot

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Newsela - New study says most teens choose to take a break from social media

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Newsela - New study says most teens choose to take a break from social media

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Newsela | Most teens check out of Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat for a week

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The idea that today's teens are "handcuffed" to social media simply isn't true: Nearly 60 percent of U.S. teens have voluntarily taken a break from their accounts.

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Newsela - Social media's effects on young people aren't all negative

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Newsela - Social media's effects on young people aren't all negative

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I know that this is a credible source. It names sources, such as people and where they came from. For example, Amy Gonzales is an assistant professor who studies social media and health at Indiana University's Media School. This would be an example of a credible and named source. Also, I found that the author talked about how technology can be good and bad for people.

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Newsela | Social media can be both bummer and boon for the brain

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Is social media as bad for teens as it seems?

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Newsela - Issue Overview: Are Social Networking Sites Good for Our Society?

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Newsela - Issue Overview: Are Social Networking Sites Good for Our Society?

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This is a credible source. I checked the I'M VAIN checklist to make sure. I made sure I looked at the source that the article used. I went to the site that the article used at checked that it was credible. There were credible people that were quoted in the article. The sources that the author used were also named.

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Newsela | Issue Overview: Are social networking sites good for our society?

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Newsela - Asthma attacks can be monitored with a new Bluetooth smartphone app

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Newsela - Asthma attacks can be monitored with a new Bluetooth smartphone app

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This is credible because I checked the I"M VAIN checklist. I made sure that it was an independent source. The article also said what was the source. The source was a person that was from the company that uses technology to help the ill. And finally, the source is a named source.

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Does social media impact us in a more negative way or in a more positive way?

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Does social media impact us in a more negative way or in a more positive way?