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Innovative Technologies in Social Science

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The reviewed literature indicates that social media exposure, peer dynamics, and bullying serve as primary risk factors that trigger and intensify BDD symptoms in youth, and identifies and evaluates the most effective, evidence-based screening scales currently recommended for early detection of the disorder.

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