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Developing an adolescent self-report measure of social media experience: Insights from cognitive interviews
Despite a rapid increase in research exploring the relationship between adolescent social media use and mental health, the field is hindered by poor quality tools that lack the validity and precision to assess this relationship. The current study presents findings from cognitive interviews that aime
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