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United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Berlin (Hrsg.): UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight, Florenz (Hrsg.): Kindliches Wohlbefinden in unsicheren Zeiten. Eine Studie des UNICEF-Forschungsinstituts Innocenti. Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse und Empfehlungen an die deutsche Politik. [2025]
Watson, Caroline: Longitudinal effects of adolescent digital media use on sleep, cardiometabolic health, and mental health. [2024]
Montag, Christian: Demetrovics, Zsolt: Elhai, Jon D.: Grant, Don: Koning, Ina: u.a.: Problematic social media use in childhood and adolescence. [2024]
Yang, Le: Yuan, Jiarong: Yang, Bing: Sun, Huan: Tang, Wanjie: u.a.: Problematic internet use related to mental health conditions among left-behind children and adolescents: A systematic review. [2023]
Hilty, Donald M.: Stubbe, Dorothy: MacKean, Alastair J.: Hoffman, Pamela E.: Zalpuri, Isheeta: u.a.: A scoping review of social media in child, adolescents and young adults: research findings in depression, anxiety and other clinical challenges. [2023]
Schaefer, Markus: Frehmann, Katharina: Die Berichterstattung ueber Suizidalitaet in Deutschland. [2023]
Hills, Laura: "It's not safe and consistent": An exploration of social media and self-harm among young people. [2023]
Balt, Elias: Merelle, Saskia: Robinson, Jo: Popma, Arne: Creemers, Daan: u.a.: Social media use of adolescents who died by suicide: lessons from a psychological autopsy study. [2023]
Perakslis, Eric: Quintana, Yuri: Social media is addictive and influences behavior: Should it be regulated as a digital therapeutic? [2023]
Lisakowski, Vera: Aufklaerung und Zusammenhalt. Wie Social Media psychische Erkrankungen und neurodiverse Stoerungen entstigmatisiert. [2023]
Lombardo, C.: La Barbiera, C.: Mazzola, S.: Scaramuzzino, C.: Campolo, D.: u.a.: Why social media could be dangerous? Suicide risk and mental health challenges in adolescents during COVID-19 pandemic. A narrative review of the literature. [2023]
Pacitti, Andrew: The representation of suicide in television drama. [2022]
Mann, Supreet: Clingel, Drew P.: Lauricella, Alexis R.: Wartella, Ellen: Parent viewership of 13 reasons why and parental perceived knowledge about adolescent life: implications for parental efficacy among parents from the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Australia/New Zealand. [2022]
Swain, Rakesh Kumar: Pati, Atanu Kumar: Use of social networking sites (SNSs) and its repercussions on sleep quality, psychosocial behavior, academic performance and circadian rhythm of humans - a brief review. [2021]
Weinstein, Emily: Kleiman, Evan M.: Franz, Peter J.: Joyce, Victoria W.: Nash, Carol C.: u. a.: Positive and negative uses of social media among adolescents hospitalized for suicidal behavior. [2021]
Tippe, Sebastian: Maennliche Geschlechterrollen in aktuellen Jugendserien. Eine Analyse anhand des Beispiels von Tote Maedchen luegen nicht (Staffel 1). [2021]
Ferguson, Christopher J.: One less reason why: Viewing of suicide-themed fictional media is associated with lower depressive symptoms in youth. [2021]
Behringer, Noelle: "Und wie sich das anfuehlt? Es fuehlt sich nach gar nichts an. Wie ein tiefes, leeres, endloses Nichts" - Eine psychodynamische Interpretation von "13 reasons why". [2021]
Newiak, Denis: Fernsehserien gegen spaetmoderne Einsamkeiten: Formen telemedialer Vergemeinschaftung am Beispiel von „13 Reasons Why“. [2021]
Choi, Doo-Hun: Noh, Ghee-Young: Associations between social media use and suicidal ideation in South Korea: Mediating roles os social capital and self-esteem. [2020]
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