It's Complicated
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What’s it about?
Teens aren't addicted to screens—they're addicted to each other. This book dismantles myths about social media, revealing how networked publics shape identity, privacy, and belonging.
You’ll learn
- Teens use social media to hang out, not to escape
- Privacy is about context, not secrecy
- Stranger danger is overblown; peer bullying is real
- Parental surveillance erodes trust, not risk