Social Media Bans: Overview of Key Studies
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This report reviews key studies and meta-analyses that are directly relevant to those interested in the quality of evidence underlying current policy proposals for an under-16s social media ban.
It outlines a review of keystone studies, and is not an exhaustive evaluation of the potential policy options available.
This report also focuses specifically on mental health and well-being outcomes, as this is our team’s area of expertise. As such, other developmental or health outcomes that may be affected by social media restrictions are not reviewed here.
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Digital Mental Health Group
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In the last 36 months, the group has received funding or consultancy payments from UK Research and Innovation, Huo Family Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, National Institute of Health, Jacobs Foundation, Livelihood Impact Fund, University of Cambridge, St John’s College, Emmanuel College, UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and the Prudence Trust.