Teenagers are living a digital lie by faking their age, looks, and lives on the Internet, suggest a new study.
A new study has suggested that teenagers often fake their age, looks, and lives on the Internet. Online, a lot of them seem to be living digital lies.
According to the study, headed by a skincare products manufacturer, the rise of online social networking and net access is causing teens to lead double lives.
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"It's a lot easier to be confident online when you don't have to worry about your weight or your looks," the Herald Sun quoted Madi Busch, 16, as saying.
Adolescent psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg said that the findings showed that many teens were "making up their profile photos to look better".
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