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Stricter parental monitoring of social media isn t always better, says study

Stricter parental monitoring of social media isn t always better, says study
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Stricter parental monitoring of social media isn t always better

Parents are often under the impression that the best way to protect their preteens and teens online is to restrict their use: limiting the amount of time they c

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Stricter parental monitoring of social media isn t always better

Parents are often under the impression that the best way to protect their preteens and teens online is to restrict their use: limiting the amount of time they c

J maya hernandezElana pearl ben josephLinda charmaramanStephanie reichWellesley centers for womenMedia wellbeing research labFamily studiesWellbeing research labWellesley centers

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Teen Social Media Use Studies Focus Too Much on White Kids

Studies of white kids online are widely taken to be universal, creating a racial bias problem, write academics who study teen behavior.

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