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- - - - I've connected these 2 sources because they both agree that social media use has a negative affect on adolescents' brains but also point out that effects vary from person to person.
      - Valkenburg, P. et al.(2021, October 28) Social Media Browsing and Adolescent Well-Being: Challenging the “Passive Social Media Use Hypothesis Oxford Academic. Retrieved March 12, 2024 from Link Title
        
        I'll use this article to argue that social media use does in fact have a negative impact on adolescents' well-being but also that these effects can vary from person to person.
        
        Quotes:"The past decade has witnessed a burgeoning empirical literature into the relation of adolescents' social media use with indicators of well-being, such as life satisfaction, depressed mood, or affective well being." Page 2
        "We investigated early and middle adolescents because this is the age group that is especially prone to envy and to situationally induced fluctuations in well-being." Page 3
        "While the Passive Social Media Use Hypothesis assumes that passive SM use leads to decreases in well-being, our rival hypothesis argues that the effects of browsing on well-being depend on person-specific susceptibilities to SM-induced envy." Page 5
        
        Defense: It's peer-reviewed, written in 2021, all authors are professors, references included
        
        Main Ideas:research that counters the idea that "passive" browsing has negative effects on adolescents, claims that effects on well being from browsing depend on if the person has susceptibilities to envy, enjoyment, and inspiration.