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Technology’s Mixed Effects on Social Anxiety

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Why Monitoring Metrics Feels Like a Measure of Self-Worth

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Technology and the Rise (and Reconfiguration) of Social Anxiety

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Why Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together (2011) is Relevant

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Why Turkle’s Alone Together Strengthens the Avoidance/Safety-Behaviour Account of Technology’s Role in Social Anxiety

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Jean Twenge — iGen (2017): Screen Time and Rising Youth Anxiety

Why Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism Helps Explain Technology’s Role in Social Anxiety

Kross et al. — Social Media, Mood, and “Facebook Envy”

danah boyd — It’s Complicated (2014): Why I picked it

How Social Comparison and Fear of Negative Evaluation Link Social Media to Social Anxiety

Rodebaugh et al. (2012) — Internet Use, Avoidance, and Maintenance of Social Anxiety

Gerhard Andersson — Internet-Delivered Psychotherapy and Access to Care

Virtual Presence, Performance, and Therapy — Why Yee and Bailenson Matter

Why Clinical CBT Literature on Safety Behaviours and Exposure Matters for Technology and Social Anxiety

Alone Together — Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other (Sherry Turkle, 2011)

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Technology’s Mixed Effects on Social Anxiety — Practical Implications

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Technology’s Mixed Effects on Social Anxiety

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New Performance Pressures

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New Performance Pressures

Why Monitoring Metrics Feels Like a Measure of Self-Worth

Technology Does Not Necessarily Create New Performance Pressures

Technology and the Rise (and Reconfiguration) of Social Anxiety

Why these points matter — and who else has written about them

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Why Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together (2011) is Relevant

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Why Turkle’s Alone Together Strengthens the Avoidance/Safety-Behaviour Account of Technology’s Role in Social Anxiety

Why Turkle’s Alone Together Is Not Fully Relevant to Social Anxiety

Jean Twenge — iGen (2017): Screen Time and Rising Youth Anxiety

Why Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism Helps Explain Technology’s Role in Social Anxiety

Kross et al. — Social Media, Mood, and “Facebook Envy”

danah boyd — It’s Complicated (2014): Why I picked it

How Social Comparison and Fear of Negative Evaluation Link Social Media to Social Anxiety

Rodebaugh et al. (2012) — Internet Use, Avoidance, and Maintenance of Social Anxiety

Gerhard Andersson — Internet-Delivered Psychotherapy and Access to Care

Virtual Presence, Performance, and Therapy — Why Yee and Bailenson Matter

Why Clinical CBT Literature on Safety Behaviours and Exposure Matters for Technology and Social Anxiety

Alone Together — Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other (Sherry Turkle, 2011)

Why these sources and points were selected

Technology’s Mixed Effects on Social Anxiety — Practical Implications

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