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Sexual and gender identity differences in mental health concerns as a function of social media use and cyberbullying among U.S. youth.
As adolescents increasingly engage with social media, concerns have emerged about its potential implications for youth mental health and about disparities in digital experiences by sexual orientation (SO) and gender identity (GI). However, the mechanisms linking social media use (SMU) to mental heal
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