The HBSC 2022 survey found that 1 in 5 fifteen-year-old girls has problematic social media use.
Sources
- Indagine HBSC 2022: dati nazionali (epicentro.iss.it)
- https://www.medicinadelladolescenza.com/gli-adolescenti-italiani-e-il-post-covid-i-risultati-della-rilevazione-2022-del-sistema-di-sorveglianza-hbsc-italia-delliss-03915.sima (medicinadelladolescenza.com)
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