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Behavioural field experiment: Small interventions reduce young people’s use of social media

Young people’s social media use drops significantly when small pauses in each session make them aware of their screen time. At the same time, they do not feel that their user experience worsens or that they miss out on anything. These are findings of a behavioural field experiment conducted by the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority.

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