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Problematic social media and gaming use, screen time, and youth mental health and brain structure in the ABCD Study
In an increasingly digital age, knowing which kinds of screen use relate to mental health in adolescents could help guide prevention efforts for a vulnerable population. Earlier work has examined this question, but the findings have been difficult to interpret. For instance, most studies measure scr
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