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From motivation to experience: Blurred boundaries in the measurement of adolescent social media engagement
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Despite extensive research on the role of social media use in adolescent mental health, fundamental questions remain about what current self-report measures capture. We systematically reviewed 96 adolescent self-report measures of social media use, comprising 1,526 unique items. Through content anal
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