Research indicates that social media use has differential impacts on adolescent mental health, with younger adolescents (particularly girls aged 12-13) showing more significant negative effects on well-being, while older adolescents (14-16 years) show greater effects in boys. Australia's 2024 social media minimum age legislation (under 16) demonstrates that regulatory approaches require careful evaluation, as initial implementation shows mixed compliance rates. A staged approach to policy is recommended, starting with school policies and parent education before considering broader legislation, while emphasizing digital literacy, platform accountability, and youth inclusion in policy-making rather than relying solely on bans.
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