SAT English Practice Question
A new study has been published in the journal *Nature* that claims that the use of social media is linked to a decline in mental well-being. The study tracked the amount of time that a sample of 500 people spent using social media each day and correlated that data to their levels of anxiety and depression. The researchers found that people who spent more than two hours a day using social media had a higher likelihood of reporting anxiety and depression symptoms compared to those who spent less than two hours a day on social media.
- A.The study does not address whether the use of social media is a cause or a result of a decline in mental well-being.
- B.The study does not take into account the age, gender, or socioeconomic background of the participants.
- C.The study does not provide information about how people use social media, such as whether they use it for professional or personal reasons.
- D.The study does not include a control group of people who do not use social media.
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