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The article also quotes the researcher explicitly denying the BBC’s headline suggesting causation. I downvoted all the popular comments here which were ready t
by learnstats2 6y ago
The article also quotes the researcher explicitly denying the BBC’s headline suggesting causation.
I downvoted all the popular comments here which were ready to agree with the causation despite the research making no comment on that at all: the complete lack of critical thinking is why this gets to be the chosen headline. Pure clickbait.
- samrmay 6y ago"Social media bad" is much more palpable than grappling with the fact that mental illness is a complicated problem with many contributing factors. Very frustrating because the researchers suggest increasing mental health resources and exercise, whereas the headline suggests social media as the much easier scapegoat.