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What Instagram Records and What Users Report: A Data Donation Study Comparing Digital Traces with Self-Reported Behavior
digital-trace-datamethodologyself-reported-behaviorsocial-and-behavioral-sciencessociologysurvey-experiment
Understanding how individuals use social media is central to research on its effects, yet most studies rely on self-reports. It remains unclear which behaviors platforms record at all, how closely self-reports correspond to those records, and how question design affects that correspondence. In a dat
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