The findings support the need for more robust fact-checking within social networking sites.
The findings support the need for more robust fact-checking within social networking sites.
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The study appeared in Online Information Review.
The survey they conducted included more than 1,500 parents of children in adolescence, all residing in the United Kingdom.
A new study is providing a different standpoint of excessive smartphone usage and its impact on mental health.
The results of the study vindicate numerous studies advocating for the implementation of those lifestyle factors in reducing depressive symptoms.
The findings were released in Psychotherapy Research.
The study was conducted at the Queensland University of Technology along with researchers in the Middle East and Italy.
The study was released in the Journal of Internet Medical Research.
The study was conducted by a team of researchers from Texas Tech University.
Researchers conducted two studies: one involving 259 participants, while another included 222 participants.