ADHD and Social Media Addiction & How to Cope

ADHD and Social Media Addiction & How to Cope

Do you find yourself scrolling through social media long after you meant to stop? If you have ADHD, you’re not alone—and there’s a scientific reason behind it. People with ADHD are more... Read more »
Investigating social media influence on mothers’ alcohol norms

Investigating social media influence on mothers’ alcohol norms

Social media can influence drinking behaviors by promoting alcohol consumption as a socially accepted coping mechanism, increasing perceived norms around drinking, and shaping individuals’ attitudes through repeated exposure to alcohol-related content and... Read more »
Does Social Media Make ADHD Worse?

Does Social Media Make ADHD Worse?

Yes, social media can make ADHD symptoms worse. Although it doesn’t cause ADHD itself, social media can amplify existing difficulties, like maintaining focus or resisting impulses, by offering a constant stream of... Read more »
How fitness posts exposure on social media harms female body esteem

How fitness posts exposure on social media harms female body esteem

Content viewed on social media often showcases idealized body standards, leading to increased body dissatisfaction and self-comparison. This exposure negatively impacts body image, resulting in reduced self-esteem and increased psychological distress among... Read more »
The Dangers of Digital Media on Society and the Human Brain

The Dangers of Digital Media on Society and the Human Brain

In 1974, before we carried internet access in our pocket-sized cellphones, two Christian evangelists started their own television show. Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, former traveling preachers, founded the Praise The Lord... Read more »
Tweens, Social Media, and Cultural Learning

Tweens, Social Media, and Cultural Learning

The facts are well-known at this point (Haidt, 2024): Beginning around 2010, large numbers of American teens bought smartphones and opened social media accounts. Since 2010, rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide... Read more »
Integration Of Anxiety And Social Media Fatigue

Integration Of Anxiety And Social Media Fatigue

Social media anxiety, fatigue, and lurking behaviors are growing phenomena where users experience stress, exhaustion, and passive consumption on platforms. Investigating motivations behind these behaviors is crucial for understanding user well-being, platform... Read more »
10 Questions for Fact-Checking Social Media and the News

10 Questions for Fact-Checking Social Media and the News

With social media no longer providing fact-checking and content moderation, everyone needs to learn how to spot false information on their own and avoid repeating it. While most major media (television networks... Read more »
High School Students’ Social Emotional Learning Skills And Social Media Use

High School Students’ Social Emotional Learning Skills And Social Media Use

Social-emotional learning (SEL) is the process of developing self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal skills vital for school, work, and life success. In education, SEL helps students manage emotions, set goals, empathize with others,... Read more »
Adolescents’ Perceptions Of Using Social Media Likes, Comments, And Other Reactions

Adolescents’ Perceptions Of Using Social Media Likes, Comments, And Other Reactions

Social media reactions are interactive tools embedded in platforms that allow users to engage with content and communicate with others. These include measurable actions like “likes,” “shares,” and open-text comments. For young... Read more »
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