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People with Depression Are More Vulnerable to "Likes" on Social Media, Research Finds.

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Why is it so hard to break free from "likes" on social media? Research from Princeton University and other institutions has revealed that people with depressive tendencies are more susceptible to immediate numerical evaluations and gambling-like rewards. This must-read article delves into the mechanisms of internet addiction that modern people are prone to and offers prescriptions for breaking free.
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Why is it so hard to break free from "likes" on social media? Research from Princeton University and other institutions has revealed that people with depressive tendencies are more susceptible to immediate numerical evaluations and gambling-like rewards. This must-read article delves into the mechanisms of internet addiction that modern people are prone to and offers prescriptions for breaking free.

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大紀元時報 broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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