Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have evolved into essential avenues for news and education, with 48 percent of U.S. adults relying on them for information.
The American Psychological Association highlighted alarming trends in mental health, stating that excessive social media use has been correlated with rising levels of anxiety and depression, especially among youth.
While social media promised to democratize information and amplify marginalized voices, it has also fostered a cycle of comparison and validation-seeking that significantly impacts mental well-being.
Users are increasingly facing negative effects from social media, leading to outcomes like self-doubt and stress as they navigate a digital landscape dominated by carefully curated content.
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