"Rates of perceived low control are similar for youth and adults, with low attentiveness (~34-40%) more common than low capability (13-20%)"

"Users' perceived control can be validly measured across age cohorts with questions assessing low attentiveness around platform use (i.e., spending more time, checking, and consuming content without realizing it) and low capability to change platform use (i.e., low confidence in ability to reduce time, checking, or interactions)" "Rates of perceived low control are similar for youth and adults, with low attentiveness (~34-40%) more common than low capability (13-20%)" "Perceived low control nearly fully explains the small association between on-platform behaviors and perceiving that one's platform use prevents fulfilling other responsibilities in life ('life interference')." "Global behaviors associated with perceived low control reflect high usage, evening + late night time spent, and specific behaviors, like no engagement repeat sessions and video chaining."