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Seems like it could be another case of 'correlation is not causation'. Are depressed kids more likely to have a greater use of technology to communicate? I woul
by ZenoArrow 9y ago
Seems like it could be another case of 'correlation is not causation'. Are depressed kids more likely to have a greater use of technology to communicate? I would suggest there's a case to be made for that. However, there's no evidence shared in this article that suggests increased use of smartphones/laptops/tablets causes depression.
- baq 9y agoIt's much easier to trigger depression in someone who's on the edge. A couple snarky anonymous comments and it's done. This simply didn't happen in the past when anonymity wasn't so easily attained.