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YouTube videos with "negative interactions" are impacting kids' mental health, study finds - Tubefilter
For years, parents have wondered whether YouTube videos have negatively impacted the mental health of their children. Now, a study performed in South Korea is validating those concerns. A team led by researchers at Ewha Womans University in Seoul and University of California at Davis studied the potential correlation between YouTube videos featuring “negative interactions” and deleterious mental health effects. Results were mixed, but the resear…
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