correlational
Analysis v1
Strong Support
Showing adults pictures of how UV rays damage their skin or using phone apps that track sun exposure can help them feel more motivated to wear sunscreen and avoid too much sun—though the boost isn’t huge.
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Evidence from Studies
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The study found that showing people pictures of how UV damage looks on their skin (like with UV cameras or apps) helped them decide to use sunscreen more often — which is exactly what the claim says.
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