Posting to social media linked to shorter tempers - new findings showed people who frequently used social media, especially those who posted frequently, had significantly higher scored on an irritability test than their social media-free or infrequent peers.
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Posting to social media linked to shorter tempers
Posting to social media linked to shorter tempers
US researchers suggest that all of that scrolling and posting we are doing might end with us being more irritable, after surveying over 40
US researchers suggest that all of that scrolling and posting we are doing might end with us being more irritable, after surveying over 40
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Frequent social media use tied to higher levels of irritability
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Irritability and Social Media Use in US Adults
This survey study examines the association between self-reported use of individual social media platforms and irritability among US adults.
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