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Data from October 2024 Ipsos Survey: Social Media Negatively Impacts Women More than Men, Americans Say in Survey

Data from October 2024 Ipsos Survey: Social Media Negatively Impacts Women More than Men, Americans Say in Survey

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  • Boston University-Social Media Impacts Tables (Excel)
  • Boston University-Social Media Impacts (SPSS)

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Data from October 2024 Ipsos Survey: Social Media Negatively Impacts Women More than Men, Americans Say in Survey

Posted 2 years ago on Monday, November 11th, 2024 in Data & Tech

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