Which argument does the author make against binge-watching and its effect on mental health in the Newsela article "PRO/CON: Binge-Watching"? Binge-watching shows for hours can cause depression.

People who binge-watch shows escape their responsibilities.

People who binge-watch shows get into "the zone."

Binge-able shows have intricate story lines that are hard to follow.

Binge-watching shows for hours can cause depression.

Explanation:

"Given that binge-watching involves obsessed, intense, and dedicated behavior, characteristics indicative of addictive behaviors, it is expected that negative emotions such as loneliness and depression will be positively associated with binge watching," the researchers write in their study.

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