Earlier this year, the Centers for Disease Control issued a report from a decade-long study of teenagers. The report got headlines for noting a surge in severe depression, defined as prolonged sadness or hopelessness lasting two weeks or more, and an increase in suicidal ideation, even if the overall teen suicide rate has increased by just one percent. Many commentators quickly concluded that this coincides with increased social media usage, without being specific about how teens use it, or that... Читать дальше...
