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‘Should people under 16 be banned from using social media?’

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By Issy Bray, Yvette Morey, Moya Lerigo-Sampson
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Australia has introduced legislation prohibiting individuals under the age of 16 from holding social media accounts. Under the policy, platforms face financial penalties if they fail to take reasonable steps to prevent minors from accessing their services. Australia’s approach builds on existing regulation. In both the UK and the USA, the “digital age of consent” is set at 13 years and is governed by data protection legislation, although enforcement has historically been limited.
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Research Association 2012 annual conference: Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology (DMMM)

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By Yvette Morey
| WARC
The National Centre for Research Methods’ (NCRM) Networks for Methodological Innovation programme funds several Networks to promote debate, innovation and the dissemination of methodological skills in the social sciences. Research Association 2012 annual conference: Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology (DMMM) Yvette Morey University of the West of England Formed in 2011 out of a broad commitment to increase the use and understanding of digital methods in meaningful and...
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Adolescent self-harm in the community: an update on prevalence using a self-report survey of adolescents aged 13-18 in England

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By Julia Verne, Yvette Morey, Dominic Mellon, Narges Dailami
| Journal of Public Health Verified
Background To establish an estimate of prevalence in a nationally representative sample of community adolescents. To examine associations between self-harm and wellbeing. Methods An anonymous self-report survey completed by 2000 adolescents aged 13–18 years across England. Wellbeing was measured using the Warwick–Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS). Results In total 15.5% (n = 309) of participants reported ever having self-harmed (95% confidence intervals 13.9–17.1).
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