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Teenagers can ‘catch’ moods from friends, study finds – The Guardian
UK study investigates impact of individuals’ moods within shared social network
ChildrenUK study investigates impact of individuals moods within shared social network
Wed 20 Jan 2021 12.39 EST
Teenagers can catch moods from their friends and negative moods appear to be more contagious than positive, a study has found.
The study by Oxford and Birmingham universities investigates emotional contagion among teenagers, to see the impact of individuals moods within a shared social network.
It found that moods become similar to those of the people they spend time with, but there…
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