Listening Comprehension / Social media and teenage health ⏲️ 6 Minute English

True or False: According to the dialogue, adolescents who spend exactly three hours daily on social media have a 50% higher risk of depression.

True or False: The term 'adolescent' in the context of this discussion refers to individuals aged 10 to 19.

True or False: The UK has already completed the process of regulating social media apps for teenagers, similar to the US.

True or False: Social media algorithms are designed primarily to improve the mental well-being of users by filtering hate speech.

True or False: More than half of teenagers surveyed reported being regularly exposed to hate-based content.

True or False: Professor Sridhar suggests that parents are winning the battle against social media addiction because they are the primary decision-makers.

What is the primary reason given for why messages and photos disappearing on Snapchat appeals to teenagers?

 What does the term 'onus' refer to in the discussion about managing a child's social media use?

According to the dialogue, how do social media platforms generate their primary 'revenue'?

Which percentage correctly represents the number of 13 to 24-year-olds using Snapchat, according to the final reveal?

Why does Professor Sridhar mention 'eating disorders' in her discussion about algorithms?

What is the meaning of being 'fed' content in the context of social media?