An astounding 93% of people who’ve been cyberbullied say the experience had a negative impact on them, with most reporting feelings of sadness, powerlessness, and hopelessness. Depression Research shows that adolescents who spend more than 3 hours a day on social media have an increased risk...
The article discusses issues related to impact of social media on children and adolescents. It highlights role of counselors at making understand the difference between real world and the digital world. It mentions the risk of digital privacy which is among the most common concerns for children ...
For them, the social media presents an important part of their social life and since then many thinkers set out to explore the effects of using social media platforms at an early age on adolescents' lives. The excessive use of social media may have an effect on teens' mental health. In ...
According to a study by the University of Georgia, teenagers who are addicted to social media are more likely to engage in cyberbullying. 2. Body Image Issues The way adolescents perceive their physical appearance contributes significantly to their self-esteem. Thanks to airbrushing and filters, ...
changes. The adolescents surveyed who spent more time on social media sites were more likely to report mental health issues. Those who spent more time on real-life activities, such as in-person social interaction, sports, exercise, homework, and print media, were less likely to report these ...
The question whether social media use benefits or undermines adolescents’ well-being is an important societal concern. Previous empirical studies have mostly established across-the-board effects among (sub)populations of adolescents. As a result, it is
The effect of social media on well-being differs from adolescent to adolescent. Sci Rep. 2020;10(1):10763. This study emphasizes the individual differences in how social media use affects adolescents’ well-being, urging the consideration of person-specific effects in future research and ...
This is the first large-scale and in-depth study testing not only whether adolescents who report moresocial mediause have lower life satisfaction but also whether the reverse is true. Before this study scientists had little means of disentangling whether adolescents with lower life satisfaction use ...
根据文章第1段,第2句“ The study, punished in journal PANS, attempts to answer the question of whether teenagers who use social media more than average have lower life satisfaction, or whether adolescents with lower life satisfaction use more social media(这项研究试图回答以下问题:使用社交媒体超过...
Although there is a voluminous literature on mass media effects on body image concerns of young adult women in the U.S., there has been relatively little theoretically-driven research on processes and effects of social media on young women’s body image and self-perceptions. Yet given the heav...