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Espelho, espelho meu: qual a insegurança que a internet me deu? : uma análise sobre a influência das redes sociais no comportamento de consumo de jovens mulheres
Social media plays a fundamental role in the daily lives of the population, especially among young Brazilian women, influencing the way they communicate, consume, and construct their perception of themselves. This research aimed to analyze how exposure to social media relates to the intensificati
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