In an age where social media promises to connect us, a Baylor University study reveals a sobering paradox—the more time we spend interacting online, the lonelier we may feel.

National News Literacy Week kicked off Monday. Especially for youth, critical thinking skills to analyze what's read, seen ...

Meltwater's data reveals that 65% of users trust social media influencers more than traditional advertisements. With that in mind, a new study by personal financial group MoneySmart found that 52% ...

The study was conducted on a diversity of adolescents within the age range of 11 to 15, and was observed that 67% of them are already managing a profile on TikTok. YouTube and Instagram come as ...

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LG Ad Solutions in partnering with iSpot released a study called "The Efficiency Curve". Among the ... [+] takeaways is a TV ad strategy using more CTV wand less linear TV will lead to better ad ...

and many show signs of addiction to social media, a new UC San Francisco study finds. “Parents can create strong relationships with their children by starting open conversations and modeling good ...

In a perfect world, students would use the best study methods that research has to offer—strategies like self-quizzing, spaced practice, and retrieval techniques that are proven to lead to deeper ...

Coffee drinkers may want to reconsider their afternoon and evening consumption: a new study suggests drinking it only in the morning can reduce the risk of heart disease and all-cause mortality. Led ...

Researchers found a strong link between spending hours a day scrolling social media and feeling more irritable. (Getty Images) ...