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1. www.nature.com › articles › s41599/024/03984-5Can’t stop scrolling! Adolescents’ patterns of TikTok use and ...

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   4 days ago · Type of content consumption on TikTok and differences by gender. The study also provides insights into the preferences and behavioural patterns of adolescent boys and girls in terms of TikTok ...

2. mentalhealthmatch.com › articles › youthThe Effects of TikTok on Teenagers - Mental Health Match

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   The app gained massive popularity when the pandemic hit the U.S. in 2020 as teens were forced to stay inside, not go to school, and were not able to see anyone outside of their home. Negative Effects of TikTok. The instant gratification and “viral” hit to a TikTok user’s video are what has allowed the app to continue its popularity.

3. lighthouse.mq.edu.au › article › july-2023The surprising benefits of TikTok for teenagers

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   Jul 12, 2023 · While the negative effects of social media are well documented, a new paper published by researchers at Macquarie University, La Trobe University and UNSW, has found some surprising benefits for teens who use TikTok.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 349866739TIKTOK - THE INFLUENCE ON SCHOOL PERFORMANCE AND SOCIAL LIFE ...

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   Jan 27, 2021 · By analyzing high school students’ use of Tiktok data and the positive and negative effects of Tiktok on high school students’ psychology, this paper puts forward suggestions to help...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 341616421(PDF) Tiktok Influences on Teenagers and Young Adults ...

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   May 6, 2020 · This research is about to find out why TikTok is a more highlighted application than other social media applications and highlight the psychological effect on the young generation who are...

6. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullIn-between child’s play and teenage pop culture: tweens ...

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   Jun 10, 2021 · TikTok’s popularity ignites anxieties about youths’ privacy on the short-video sharing social media platform. This is especially true for 8–12-year-old ‘tweens’. This study draws from in-depth interviews with tweens and their parents to explore perceptions of tweenhood, TikTok and privacy.

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   Is TikTok bad for teens?

   • While the negative effects of social media are well documented, a new paper published by researchers at Macquarie University, La Trobe University and UNSW, has found some surprising benefits for teens who use TikTok.

   The surprising benefits of TikTok for teenagers

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   Are young students using TikTok?

   • Tiktok was investigated in the US over national security concerns but despite these shortcomings, the app has proven resistance to criticism and any backlash from critics . This research aims at young students who in increasing numbers hav e taken up the use of the Tiktok application. It will look at how young

   (PDF) Tiktok Influences on Teenagers and Young Adults ... - ResearchGate

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   Does TikTok affect tweens' privacy?

   • In-between child’s play and teenage pop .... TikTok’s popularity ignites anxieties about youths’ privacy on the short-video sharing social media platform. This is especially true for 8–12-year-old ‘tweens’. This study draws from in-depth interviews with tweens and their parents to explore perceptions of tweenhood, TikTok and privacy.

   In-between child’s play and teenage pop culture: tweens, TikTok & priva…

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   How much time do teens spend on TikTok?

   • The article "TIKTOK -THE INFLUENCE ON SCHOOLPERFORMANCE AND SOCIAL LIFE OF ADOLESCENTS" uses a questionnaire which was applied to a sample of 50 adolescents shows that the time spent by the teenagers on TikTok application was less than 30 minutes/day for 40% of them, and 60% of teenagers stated that the application was more than 30 minutes/day .

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   Why is TikTok so popular?

   • TikTok was released in 2016 by the developer ByteDance. TikTok hosts user submitted videos, which can range in duration from three seconds to ten minutes. The app gained massive popularity when the pandemic hit the U.S. in 2020 as teens were forced to stay inside, not go to school, and were not able to see anyone outside of their home.

   The Effects of TikTok on Teenagers - Mental Health Match

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   Does TikTok affect academic performance?

   • According to the findings of a study conducted by Nichita et al (2021), 60% of teenagers said the application could be used for academic purposes. According to Liang (2021), the study also found that spending a lot of time on TikTok influences their original plans for work and studies, which affects their academic and working performance. ...

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8. www.ednc.org › perspective-tiktok-teens-and-teachersTikTok teen usage, role of teachers & schools - EducationNC

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   Aug 19, 2022 · In 2022, it is surely unrealistic to expect middle and high school teachers to monitor the enormous flow of chat-texts, music, videos, games, and websites available to teenagers on their tablets, cell phones, and wrist devices.