> She might be a weird outcast but oh well […]
Which totally won't affect her mental health.
Damned if you don't, damned if you do.
Which totally won't affect her mental health.
Damned if you don't, damned if you do.
Also, teaching them to not care so much about others perceptions is sort of a big part of this. A lot of these kids are being thrown a smart device and not given any parenting on coping with emotions.
I saw a student pepper spray their teacher for taking her smartphone the other day. It's a drug.
There's really no data on that. If anything, the data in the article suggest the opposite, although it may come from different groups with different patterns in social media usage.
I find it extremely unlikely that there's no data on how being an outcast affects one's mental health