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3 Myths About Teens and Tech

Summary: Debunked myths about how teenagers use computers and technology, based on our usability research with users aged 13-17 years.

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Alita Joyce is a User Experience Specialist with Nielsen Norman Group. She is a mixed-methods researcher with a specialization in cognitive psychology and behavioral observation. Alita has published research on a diverse range of topics, such as interface design patterns, young technology users, social media, emerging technologies, and strategic design initiatives. 

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