¡Felicidades!! ¡Muy merecido!

Además, está escrito originalmente en español, lo que lo hace particularmente útil y relevante para quienes hablamos este idioma.

Plantea además, de forma matizada y cuidadosa, cómo se puede implementar esta evidencia en la toma de decisiones y política pública.

Es un resumen de la evidencia científica sobre este tema (a la fecha) y plantea de forma muy balanceada lo que sabemos y lo que queda por entender.

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Despite concerns that online friendships might undermine offline relationships, our findings suggest otherwise. Not only were best online-only friendships associated with fewer negative qualities, they did not appear to discourage in-person friendships. (5/5)

Boys reported more conflict in both in-person and online friendships, while girls reported stronger closeness with in-person friends. Older adolescents reported greater closeness with their online-only friends than younger adolescents. (4/5)

Best in-person friendships involved both greater closeness and greater discord compared to best online-only friendships. Online friendships were not necessarily lower quality—they involved unique patterns of closeness and conflict. (3/5)

More than 1/3 of Latin American youth in our study reported having at least one online-only friend. Yet youth still reported 2x as many in-person friends on average. These results suggest online friendships complement, rather than replace, in-person connections. (2/5)

Congratulations! As an alum of the Department this is especially exciting to hear!

This from UW is great: lokisloop.org