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Adolescent Depression in a Digital Context: The Intersection of Self-Referential Communication, Social Media, and Developmental Processes
Adolescence is a developmental period when smartphone and social media use increase rapidly within a window of heightened socioemotional development and vulnerability to mental health problems, especially depression. Across three empirical studies, this dissertation directly addresses gaps in the cu
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