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1) Think before you like: social media's effect on the brain and the tools you need to navigate your newsfeed

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Harrison, Guy P

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Prometheus Books

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[2017]

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Northwest Reno Library - Adult Nonfiction
302.3028 HARRIS 2017
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Guy P. Harrison, an upbeat advocate of scientific literacy and positive skepticism, demonstrates how critical thinking can enhance the benefits of social media while giving users the skills to guard against its dangers

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