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Adolescents with pre-existing anxiety disorders use social media 40% more frequently, potentially explaining observed neural differences.

Submitted by ◎ stannebraska (329) 5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Selection effects and reverse causation represent plausible alternative explanations for correlational neuroimaging findings.

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[+0] Correlation between social media use and brain structure does not establish causation given confounding variables like socioeconomic status.
Adolescents with pre-existing anxiety disorders use social media 40% more frequently, potentially explaining observed neural differences.
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