below is the link for the article to answer the questions

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/03/health/social-media-brain-adolescents.html

1) Think about the title of the media article. Is the media article title an accurate summary of the research described in the article itself? Why or why not? If a reader looked only at the title, what message would they take away? Is it misleading in any way? 2. What conclusion about the research does the media article imply? What statements in the media article suggest this conclusion to the reader? (hint: use specific examples from the article) 3. Based on the scientific article, are the conclusions of the research presented in the media article accurate? Why or why not? Use examples from both the media and scientific articles to support your argument. 4. Reading the scientific article, what ethical issues are relevant to the study that was conducted? How do you think the scientific study authors/researchers addressed those issues? 5. If you were consulting a media outlet about guidelines for how reporters present scientific research, what is one guideline that you would recommend? Explain your guideline and the reason why you think it is important