Tlatoani 🏳️⚧️
@tlatoani.bsky.social
Linguist - phonology, formal theory, computation ling (welcomes the demise of LLMs). 🏳️⚧️ she/her in Florida
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Main for @nazarre.bsky.social
The real reason public sentiment turned to support student protestors in the '70s is right there in the article
May 30, 2024 at 1:13 AM
The real reason public sentiment turned to support student protestors in the '70s is right there in the article
At its core, responses to social media are tri-modally distributed. Extremely good for some, bad for others, and indifferent for the majority. Here's the key summary from the research.
![“If we accept the propositions of media-specific susceptibility theories [54], it is plausible to assume that both optimistic and pessimistic conclusions about the effects of SMU are valid — they just refer to different adolescents. In fact, recent studies that have adopted an idiographic (i.e. N = 1 or person-specific) media effects paradigm [56] have found that a small group of adolescents experienced negative effects of SMU on well-being (around 10–15%) and another small group experienced positive effects (also around 10%–15%). Reassuringly though, most adolescents experienced no or negligible effects”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:r7d5kz7osjzp4aqofowc2tis/bafkreia7i3xbtqjaijmuovi4uvrkgy376wo7uckkhzsawihg6hjsw6peee@jpeg)
April 11, 2024 at 7:47 PM
At its core, responses to social media are tri-modally distributed. Extremely good for some, bad for others, and indifferent for the majority. Here's the key summary from the research.