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Everyday Instagram behavior maps distinct facets of loneliness in young adults

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By Yueyi Jiang, Kevin Lewis, Barton W. Palmer, Fei Dai, Piotr Winkielman
| Nature Verified
Abstract Loneliness is a major health risk and is often hard to detect. It is multidimensional and can involve social, emotional, and structural facets with different causes and behavioral consequences. An open question is whether these facets can be differentiated in everyday Instagram behavior. We analyzed consented Instagram data exports from 415 US college students and modeled five validated measures related to loneliness using activity patterns, language, and images.
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Challenging Thoughts

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By Kevin Lewis
| National Affairs Verified
August 01, 2026 Depression stigma Christopher Roth, Peter Schwardmann & Egon Tripodi Journal of Public Economics, August 2026 Abstract: People with mental illness are frequently discriminated against and stigmatized. We introduce a new measure of perceived depression stigma and examine the causal effect of perceived stigma on help-seeking in a sample of 1844 Americans suffering from depression.
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Turning Up Votes

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By Kevin Lewis
| National Affairs Verified
Findings July 31, 2026 The Sequential Rise of Political Animosity in Economically Declining and Prospering Places: Evidence from 3 Billion Geo-located Tweets Sun Young Park Harvard Working Paper, February 2026 Abstract: Political animosity has become a central feature of contemporary democratic politics.
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