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Litworking turns a pile of papers into a visible map of what supports, contradicts and builds on so your literature review starts from an argument, not a list.

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Research question

How does social media use affect adolescent sleep?

Paper

Twenge, Krizan & Hisler (2017)

Sleep Medicine · 39

Claim

Late-night screen time shortens sleep duration

Supported · 2 sources

Evidence

“Teens with 5+ hours of daily screen use were 50% more likely to sleep under 7 hours.”

p. 4

Concept

Displacement hypothesis

Time-use theory

Paper

Orben & Przybylski (2019)

Nature Human Behaviour

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Semantic relations — supports, contradicts, builds on — make the structure of a literature visible.
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