In a 2016 UCLA fMRI study, teenagers were more likely to like an Instagram photo with a high, researcher-assigned like count than the same photo with a low count, whether the image was ordinary or risky, showing how little the content itself mattered - Silicon Canals

In a 2016 UCLA fMRI study, teenagers were more likely to like an Instagram photo with a high, researcher-assigned like count than the same photo with a low count, whether the image was ordinary or risky, showing how little the content itself mattered - Silicon Canals
In a 2016 UCLA fMRI study, teenagers were more likely to like an Instagram photo with a high, researcher-assigned like count than the same photo with a low count, whether the image was ordinary or risky, showing how little the content itself mattered Silicon Canals

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