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Media Literacy and Mental Health, featuring Common Sense Media – Shrinking It Down

Media literacy - Social Media Mental Health - Two grade school-age siblings using a digital tablet on the couch

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Today’s young people are spending more time online than previous generations, and many parents and caregivers worry about how social media is affecting their mental health, and emotional and social well-being. Strengthening social media literacy skills can help us all better use media as engaged and informed consumers.

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Sexting And Young Teens

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Previous research has found that about 1 in 4 young teens admits to “sexting”—the sending of nude or semi-nude images or sexually explicit messages over an electronic device such as a mobile phone.

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Hit Send, No Wait: The Dangers Of A Hyper-Personal Online Life

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Online communication can bring mischief and even serious trouble to peers and colleagues because it invites far more disinhibition than face-to-face conversation.

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