social media
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How do edited social media photos of yourself affect you?
"Not all filters are bad. But we need to be aware of how they affect our self-image..."
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Social media overuse tied to belief in fake news
"By identifying people who are more likely to believe fake news, we can help reduce its spread."
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Can social media improve your mental health?
When used carefully and mindfully, social media can likely boost mood and emotional well-being, researchers say.
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5 things help influencers seem authentic
A new study sheds light on the complex dynamics of authenticity in influencer marketing.
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AI bots boost online engagement but hamper discussion
Bots increase user engagement, but at the cost of deeper human-to-human interactions, according to a new study.
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75% of Facebook news gets reposted without users reading it
New research suggests why misinformation can spread so rapidly—most shared stories circulate without verification of their underlying facts.
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Social media users are more likely to buy crypto
A new study finds that that about half of social media users surveyed have invested in cryptocurrencies.
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You should be wary of crypto influencer advice
New research suggests you should be cautious in following crypto-influencers' investment advice. Most gains disappear within days.
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How to use color to get more engagement on social media
Social media posts with images with more varied color patterns tend to capture greater user attention and lead to increased engagement.
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Listen: How you can spot misinformation
"... we are still as vulnerable as we ever were to the same sorts of approaches at being deceived, intentionally or unintentionally."
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American teens feel pressure in 6 areas of life
A new study flips the typical approach in research about youth and social media by first listening to teens about the pressures they face.
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Social media policies are no match for AI bots
Social media platforms aren’t doing enough to stop harmful artificial intelligence bots, according to researchers.