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Facebook sabe que Instagram está dañando la mente de los adolescentes... y decide callar

  • Written by Christia Spears Brown, Professor of Psychology, University of Kentucky
imageEl enfoque de Instagram en fotos filtradas de cuerpos daña la autoimagen de las jóvenes.Thomas Barwick/DigitalVision via Getty Images

Los funcionarios de Facebook realizaron una investigación interna en marzo de 2020 que mostraba que Instagram, la plataforma de redes sociales más utilizada por los adolescentes, es...

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