Claim67cced6068d0d1991748d663606bab453882669ea9e05ff8a6a0305dfaf78134

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Behavioral persistence (reduced Facebook use) does not license the inference that short-term attitude effects persist or compound, as behavior and attitudes may follow different dynamics.

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Behavioral persistence (reduced Facebook use) does not license the inference that short-term attitude effects persist or compound, as behavior and attitudes may follow different dynamics.untested-default

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