Alternative to Quitting Social Media
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•Thinking about quitting social media? There may be another option, B.C. researcher says
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B.C. researcher says strategies for mitigating negative mental health effects of social media tend to focus on reducing time spent scrolling.
Dr. Amori Mikami , a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia , says there may be a way to limit the harm without logging off.
The positives include fostering connections, maintaining relationships, and giving or receiving support.
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