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Can QUITTING Social Media Temporarily BOOST Well-Being?! Hunt Allcott
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6:55Now PlayingHunt Allcott, Stanford University professor and researcher at the National Bureau of Economic Research, discusses a new study that examined how a social media detox could improve our well-being. #SocialMedia #Health #Wellbeing
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