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Problematic Internet Use, Online Racism, and Mental Health Issues Among Racially Minoritized Emerging Adults in the United States.

-This article is clinically relevant as it seeks to identify emerging trends of PIU as a coping skill for external factors.

-The intersectionality of racially minoritized youth being subjected to hate crimes and bullying via the internet can be a barrier to using technology as a helpful tool.

-If the internet becomes a tool of oppression a systematic intervention is needed on a clinical level the interventions could be limited.

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IPTU fall 2023- Problematic Internet Use, Online Racism, and Mental Health Issues Among Racially Minoritized Emerging Adults in the United States

Problematic Internet Use, Online Racism, and Mental Health Issues Among Racially Minoritized Emerging Adults in the United States.

-This article is clinically relevant as it seeks to identify emerging trends of PIU as a coping skill for external factors.

-The intersectionality of racially minoritized youth being subjected to hate crimes and bullying via the internet can be a barrier to using technology as a helpful tool.

-If the internet becomes a tool of oppression a systematic intervention is needed on a clinical level the interventions could be limited.

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Problematic Internet Use, Online Racism, and Mental Health Issues Among Racially Minoritized Emerging Adults in the United States.

-This article is clinically relevant as it seeks to identify emerging trends of PIU as a coping skill for external factors.

-The intersectionality of racially minoritized youth being subjected to hate crimes and bullying via the internet can be a barrier to using technology as a helpful tool.

-If the internet becomes a tool of oppression a systematic intervention is needed on a clinical level the interventions could be limited.

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