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This study aims to capture public opinion on TikTok videos about teenage pregnancy. It will gather publicly available videos about teenage pregnancy on TikTok and conduct interviews to understand the perceived advantages and disadvantages of posting such videos. Interview questions will ask about the appropriateness of posting teenage pregnancy videos publicly, and what society can do to help teenagers dealing with pregnancy.
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