This document discusses the effects of social media on mental health and psyche. It provides facts about social media usage, defines mental health and psyche, and outlines both the pros and cons of social media's impact. Potential signs that social media may be negatively affecting mental health are listed, such as constant feelings of inadequacy, isolation, cyberbullying, and fear of missing out.
Social media and its Impacts on societyUrwa Shanza
Group members submitted a report to Ma'am Madiha on social media. The document discusses the definition of social media and why people share information online. It also outlines key benefits of social media such as expanding businesses, enhancing connectivity, and raising awareness for important causes. However, the document also notes some negative impacts of excessive social media use such as increased depression, anxiety, cyberbullying, fear of missing out, and disrupted sleep patterns.
Social media is deeply ingrained in our lives and has become a necessary evil. While it allows people to connect globally and share information widely, it also has negative impacts. Positively, social media enables connection with others who share interests and facilitates academic research. However, it can also spread misinformation and be linked to lower grades, stress, and mental health issues in students. Overall, social media has both benefits and risks, and how it impacts people depends on how it is used.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. Excessive social media use has been linked to increased anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, and weakened relationships. Spending too much time on social media can lead people to isolate themselves and focus on curated highlights from others' lives that cause envy and insecurity. However, social media also enables connection and social support when used in moderation.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and body image issues. Frequent social media use is linked to higher rates of anxiety, depression and feeling socially isolated. Seeing curated versions of others' lives can increase feelings of envy and decrease self-worth. The rise of social media has also corresponded with a decline in face-to-face interactions, which are important for well-being.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and body image issues. Studies show those who spend more time on social media and engage in social comparisons are more likely to experience these negative mental health effects. The overuse of social media may also weaken real-world relationships and disconnect people from face-to-face interactions that are important for well-being.
how social media become the cause of stress.pdfhira
In the era of digital connectivity, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, shaping the way we communicate, share information, and connect with others. While these platforms offer unprecedented opportunities for networking and self-expression, it is essential to examine the flip side of the coin — the potential impact on our mental well-being.
Comparison and Envy: Social media often presents a curated version of people's lives, showcasing the highlights and positive moments. This can lead individuals to compare their own lives unfavorably, fostering feelings of inadequacy or envy.
https://secretofpsycho.com/
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): Constant exposure to others' activities and events can create a fear of missing out on social experiences. This fear can lead to anxiety and stress, as individuals may feel pressured to constantly stay connected and engaged.
https://secretofpsycho.com/
Cyberbullying: Social media platforms can become breeding grounds for cyberbullying. Negative comments, criticism, or harassment online can cause significant stress, affecting individuals emotionally and psychologically.
Information Overload: The constant influx of information on social media can be overwhelming. Exposure to a barrage of news, opinions, and updates can contribute to stress, especially if the content is negative or triggers anxiety.
Validation and Self-Esteem: The pursuit of likes, comments, and followers can become an unhealthy obsession for some individuals. The constant need for validation through social media metrics can lead to stress and negatively impact self-esteem.
Time Consumption: Excessive time spent on social media can interfere with real-life responsibilities and activities. This can lead to stress as individuals may neglect their work, studies, or personal relationships in favor of online engagement.
Privacy Concerns: The increasing awareness of privacy issues on social media platforms can cause stress. Concerns about data security, identity theft, or unauthorized use of personal information can contribute to a sense of vulnerability and anxiety.
Online Conflicts: Disagreements and conflicts can quickly escalate on social media. Engaging in online arguments or witnessing heated discussions can be emotionally draining and contribute to stress.
Social Isolation: Paradoxically, despite the term "social" media, excessive use can contribute to social isolation. Spending too much time online may reduce face-to-face interactions, leading to feelings of loneliness and stress.
Constant Connectivity: The expectation of being constantly connected can be stressful. The pressure to respond to messages, comments, and updates in real-time can create a sense of obligation and disrupt the balance between online and offline life.
https://secretofpsycho.com
In this presentation, you will see how Social media impacts one's life and the advantages and disadvantages as well. It is an animated presentation so It will be very eye-catching. This presentation also contains lots of images to attract a person's attention.
This document discusses the effects of social media on mental health and psyche. It provides facts about social media usage, defines mental health and psyche, and outlines both the pros and cons of social media's impact. Potential signs that social media may be negatively affecting mental health are listed, such as constant feelings of inadequacy, isolation, cyberbullying, and fear of missing out.
Social media and its Impacts on societyUrwa Shanza
Group members submitted a report to Ma'am Madiha on social media. The document discusses the definition of social media and why people share information online. It also outlines key benefits of social media such as expanding businesses, enhancing connectivity, and raising awareness for important causes. However, the document also notes some negative impacts of excessive social media use such as increased depression, anxiety, cyberbullying, fear of missing out, and disrupted sleep patterns.
Social media is deeply ingrained in our lives and has become a necessary evil. While it allows people to connect globally and share information widely, it also has negative impacts. Positively, social media enables connection with others who share interests and facilitates academic research. However, it can also spread misinformation and be linked to lower grades, stress, and mental health issues in students. Overall, social media has both benefits and risks, and how it impacts people depends on how it is used.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. Excessive social media use has been linked to increased anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, and weakened relationships. Spending too much time on social media can lead people to isolate themselves and focus on curated highlights from others' lives that cause envy and insecurity. However, social media also enables connection and social support when used in moderation.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and body image issues. Frequent social media use is linked to higher rates of anxiety, depression and feeling socially isolated. Seeing curated versions of others' lives can increase feelings of envy and decrease self-worth. The rise of social media has also corresponded with a decline in face-to-face interactions, which are important for well-being.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and body image issues. Studies show those who spend more time on social media and engage in social comparisons are more likely to experience these negative mental health effects. The overuse of social media may also weaken real-world relationships and disconnect people from face-to-face interactions that are important for well-being.
how social media become the cause of stress.pdfhira
In the era of digital connectivity, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, shaping the way we communicate, share information, and connect with others. While these platforms offer unprecedented opportunities for networking and self-expression, it is essential to examine the flip side of the coin — the potential impact on our mental well-being.
Comparison and Envy: Social media often presents a curated version of people's lives, showcasing the highlights and positive moments. This can lead individuals to compare their own lives unfavorably, fostering feelings of inadequacy or envy.
https://secretofpsycho.com/
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): Constant exposure to others' activities and events can create a fear of missing out on social experiences. This fear can lead to anxiety and stress, as individuals may feel pressured to constantly stay connected and engaged.
https://secretofpsycho.com/
Cyberbullying: Social media platforms can become breeding grounds for cyberbullying. Negative comments, criticism, or harassment online can cause significant stress, affecting individuals emotionally and psychologically.
Information Overload: The constant influx of information on social media can be overwhelming. Exposure to a barrage of news, opinions, and updates can contribute to stress, especially if the content is negative or triggers anxiety.
Validation and Self-Esteem: The pursuit of likes, comments, and followers can become an unhealthy obsession for some individuals. The constant need for validation through social media metrics can lead to stress and negatively impact self-esteem.
Time Consumption: Excessive time spent on social media can interfere with real-life responsibilities and activities. This can lead to stress as individuals may neglect their work, studies, or personal relationships in favor of online engagement.
Privacy Concerns: The increasing awareness of privacy issues on social media platforms can cause stress. Concerns about data security, identity theft, or unauthorized use of personal information can contribute to a sense of vulnerability and anxiety.
Online Conflicts: Disagreements and conflicts can quickly escalate on social media. Engaging in online arguments or witnessing heated discussions can be emotionally draining and contribute to stress.
Social Isolation: Paradoxically, despite the term "social" media, excessive use can contribute to social isolation. Spending too much time online may reduce face-to-face interactions, leading to feelings of loneliness and stress.
Constant Connectivity: The expectation of being constantly connected can be stressful. The pressure to respond to messages, comments, and updates in real-time can create a sense of obligation and disrupt the balance between online and offline life.
https://secretofpsycho.com
In this presentation, you will see how Social media impacts one's life and the advantages and disadvantages as well. It is an animated presentation so It will be very eye-catching. This presentation also contains lots of images to attract a person's attention.
Social networks are social structures made up of individuals and organizations connected by relationships. Social network analysis studies these structures to identify patterns and influential entities. It provides methods for analyzing whole social systems and theories to explain observed patterns. Social networks offer advantages like improving communication skills by interacting with others from around the world. They allow sharing of thoughts, opinions, photos and videos. However, disadvantages include potential addiction issues and risks from fake profiles and lack of privacy controls. Benefits include building relationships, sharing expertise, increasing visibility, lifelong learning, and connectivity anytime.
This document discusses social media and why people use it. It notes that people use social media because they want to feel connected to others, share information and opinions, and engage in activities like learning, shopping and socializing. It then categorizes different types of social media, including forums, reviews sites, social networks, blogging, microblogging, bookmarking, and media sharing. The rest of the document provides tips on how to use social media to engage audiences and encourage participation through things like telling compelling stories, making participation easy, and focusing messages on audience interests. It emphasizes connecting with audiences where they already engage online.
The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health of Young Adults | Solh WellnessSolh Wellness
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Social media are the interactive, collective computer arbitrated online communications for sharing information, ideas, expression, personal interest via network
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, and poor self-esteem. Frequent social media use is linked to higher rates of anxiety from fear of missing out and comparing oneself to others. It also correlates with increased feelings of isolation, insecurity, and depression from viewing curated versions of others' lives. Additionally, social media influences body image and self-esteem as people seek validation through likes and compare their appearances to unrealistic standards online.
Social media allows people to connect and share information globally in an influential way. There are nearly 3.5 billion active social media users. The power of social media includes educational purposes, worldwide connectivity, and helping achieve goals. However, disadvantages include privacy issues, lifestyle changes like reduced sleep, and lack of emotional connection compared to in-person interactions. Social media can also positively or negatively influence events through media coverage but requires safe usage to avoid threats like trolling, identity theft, and hacking.
This document discusses both the potential risks and benefits of social media use, particularly among adolescents and their mental health. Some risks include the display of risky behaviors, cyberbullying, using social media to express suicidal thoughts, and developing a fear of missing out. These risks can lead to issues like anxiety, depression, distorted self-image, and emotional distress. However, social media also provides benefits like building social networks, entertainment, self-expression, and exposure to current events. Overall, the relationship between social media use and mental health is complex with both advantages and risks to consider.
Social media has become a dominant form of communication worldwide, with billions of active users. However, excessive social media use has been linked to increased rates of anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, and negative effects on relationships and well-being. The fear of missing out online and constant social comparison can increase anxiety. Isolation from real-world interactions reduces social skills and encourages focusing on curated online personas over developing a sense of self. The rise of social anxiety and depression on college campuses correlates with increased social media multitasking. Maintaining a healthy balance between online and offline social interaction supports overall well-being.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it enables connection and sharing, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and weakened relationships. Comparing oneself to others on social media often causes insecurity and isolation outweighs benefits of interaction. Society must prioritize real-world interactions over social media to maintain well-functioning communities.
Social media refers to virtual communities and networks where people interact by creating, sharing, and exchanging information and ideas. Popular social media tools include Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Instagram, YouTube, Google+, Pinterest, Snapchat, and blogging platforms. While social media has benefits like connectivity, education, help, and improving business, it also has disadvantages like cyberbullying, hacking, addiction, reputation issues, cheating, health issues, and glamorizing drugs. Both the advantages and disadvantages of social media depend on how it is used.
Social media is increasingly popular and accessible, with over 1.2 billion monthly Facebook users. However, obsession with social media connections may be negatively impacting health. It can cause social comparison and feelings of loneliness, frustration, and depression from artificial fulfillment. Excessive social media use is changing how people feel, act, and interact in social situations by focusing on counterfeit online communities instead of real world engagement. While social media satisfies the need for connection and community, overuse may lead to unhealthy social comparisons and raise unrealistic standards that damage well-being. Moderation and awareness of how social media affects moods and relationships is important to achieve a balanced, healthy use of these technologies.
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Social media is defined as virtual communities and networks that allow people to share information, ideas, and media online. The document discusses several negative effects of social media on teens, including that it can be addictive as studies show teens spend 7 hours per day on average using social media as a way to relieve boredom or problems. Additionally, social media can cause teens to compare their lives to idealized versions presented online and can change how teens see themselves and others as a means to conform. Frequent social media use also enables cyberbullying and can cause teens to disengage from reality.
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Social media has seen an impressive growth and development since mid-2005. The growth of WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and others. I so accelerated and made a base of millions of users. How technology continues its progressive advance, then more people will be willing to grasp. Therefore, there is also negative impact of social media on society. As well as drawbacks of the social media on a user’s
Social media allows over 4.5 billion people to connect and share information through virtual communities and networks. Teens particularly use social media to stay connected with friends and feel more confident. However, spending too much time on social platforms can negatively impact physical and mental health by causing issues like depression, anxiety, fear of missing out, sleep problems, and addiction. Cyberbullying is also a risk, as it can emotionally harm victims. While social media has benefits if used in moderation, excessive use may do more harm than good.
This document summarizes the key aspects of social media and social networking. It begins by defining social networks and explaining how they allow individuals to connect online. It then discusses the major types of social media platforms and who uses them. The document outlines how social networking sites work by allowing users to create profiles, connect with others, and share content. Both the positive and negative effects of social media on society are analyzed. In conclusion, it acknowledges that while social media provides benefits, overuse can also have drawbacks, so moderation is important.
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Social networks are social structures made up of individuals and organizations connected by relationships. Social network analysis studies these structures to identify patterns and influential entities. It provides methods for analyzing whole social systems and theories to explain observed patterns. Social networks offer advantages like improving communication skills by interacting with others from around the world. They allow sharing of thoughts, opinions, photos and videos. However, disadvantages include potential addiction issues and risks from fake profiles and lack of privacy controls. Benefits include building relationships, sharing expertise, increasing visibility, lifelong learning, and connectivity anytime.
This document discusses social media and why people use it. It notes that people use social media because they want to feel connected to others, share information and opinions, and engage in activities like learning, shopping and socializing. It then categorizes different types of social media, including forums, reviews sites, social networks, blogging, microblogging, bookmarking, and media sharing. The rest of the document provides tips on how to use social media to engage audiences and encourage participation through things like telling compelling stories, making participation easy, and focusing messages on audience interests. It emphasizes connecting with audiences where they already engage online.
The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health of Young Adults | Solh WellnessSolh Wellness
Discover the impact of social media on young adults' mental health. Gain insights on critical issues linked with the usage of social media from Solh Wellness.
Social media are the interactive, collective computer arbitrated online communications for sharing information, ideas, expression, personal interest via network
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it allows for connection, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, and poor self-esteem. Frequent social media use is linked to higher rates of anxiety from fear of missing out and comparing oneself to others. It also correlates with increased feelings of isolation, insecurity, and depression from viewing curated versions of others' lives. Additionally, social media influences body image and self-esteem as people seek validation through likes and compare their appearances to unrealistic standards online.
Social media allows people to connect and share information globally in an influential way. There are nearly 3.5 billion active social media users. The power of social media includes educational purposes, worldwide connectivity, and helping achieve goals. However, disadvantages include privacy issues, lifestyle changes like reduced sleep, and lack of emotional connection compared to in-person interactions. Social media can also positively or negatively influence events through media coverage but requires safe usage to avoid threats like trolling, identity theft, and hacking.
This document discusses both the potential risks and benefits of social media use, particularly among adolescents and their mental health. Some risks include the display of risky behaviors, cyberbullying, using social media to express suicidal thoughts, and developing a fear of missing out. These risks can lead to issues like anxiety, depression, distorted self-image, and emotional distress. However, social media also provides benefits like building social networks, entertainment, self-expression, and exposure to current events. Overall, the relationship between social media use and mental health is complex with both advantages and risks to consider.
Social media has become a dominant form of communication worldwide, with billions of active users. However, excessive social media use has been linked to increased rates of anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, and negative effects on relationships and well-being. The fear of missing out online and constant social comparison can increase anxiety. Isolation from real-world interactions reduces social skills and encourages focusing on curated online personas over developing a sense of self. The rise of social anxiety and depression on college campuses correlates with increased social media multitasking. Maintaining a healthy balance between online and offline social interaction supports overall well-being.
Social media has both positive and negative impacts on well-being. While it enables connection and sharing, it can also lead to anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem and weakened relationships. Comparing oneself to others on social media often causes insecurity and isolation outweighs benefits of interaction. Society must prioritize real-world interactions over social media to maintain well-functioning communities.
Social media refers to virtual communities and networks where people interact by creating, sharing, and exchanging information and ideas. Popular social media tools include Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Instagram, YouTube, Google+, Pinterest, Snapchat, and blogging platforms. While social media has benefits like connectivity, education, help, and improving business, it also has disadvantages like cyberbullying, hacking, addiction, reputation issues, cheating, health issues, and glamorizing drugs. Both the advantages and disadvantages of social media depend on how it is used.
Social media is increasingly popular and accessible, with over 1.2 billion monthly Facebook users. However, obsession with social media connections may be negatively impacting health. It can cause social comparison and feelings of loneliness, frustration, and depression from artificial fulfillment. Excessive social media use is changing how people feel, act, and interact in social situations by focusing on counterfeit online communities instead of real world engagement. While social media satisfies the need for connection and community, overuse may lead to unhealthy social comparisons and raise unrealistic standards that damage well-being. Moderation and awareness of how social media affects moods and relationships is important to achieve a balanced, healthy use of these technologies.
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2. Submitted To: Submitted By:
Ma’am Zartash Faraz Ul Khaf
M.Sarmad
Abdul Qudoos
M.Bilawal
Social Media
Influence
3. CONTENT
• Introduction
• What is Social Media and how it influence in our life ?
• Psychologically how it effect on us.
• Why social media is important in our life?
• How Social Media Works
• Some Examples of Social Media
5. INTRODUCTION
• Social media has become a significant part of our lives, shaping
how we think and feel through influencers and algorithms.
• The pursuit of perfection online can stress us out and harm our
mental health.
• While it offers connectivity and information access, we must be
mindful of its potential negative impacts.
• Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
6. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA?
• Social media encompasses various websites and apps
facilitating online information sharing, including
microblogging, forums, and social networking platforms.
• It serves as a medium for people to connect, exchange
ideas, and stay updated on current events and trends.
7. HOW SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCE US?
• Cognitive Influence: Influencers and trends shape our thoughts and
beliefs.
• Emotional Well-being: Exposure to idealized lives can impact mood
and self-worth.
• Self-Perception: Pressure to maintain an ideal image affects self-
esteem and identity.
• Behavioral Conditioning: Social media can influence habits,
decisions, and social interactions.
9. ADVANTAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON
HUMAN LIFE:
ADVANTAGES:
Awareness
Creativity and self-expression
Access to information
Emotional support
10. AWARENESS:
Social media raises awareness about mental health and political
activism.
Users share information and resources for various social issues.
Social media is a platform for discussing mental health and
social justice.
11. CREATIVITY AND SELF-EXPRESSION:
Social media enables limitless creativity and self-expression.
Users can share their thoughts and creative endeavors with a
vast online audience.
Social media provides an outlet for expressing emotions and
seeking support.
It offers a platform for venting and releasing negative feelings.
12. ACCESS TO INFORMATION:
Social media provides access to a wealth of information
through online forums.
Online forums offer opportunities to ask questions and seek
advice from experienced users.
Social media connects users with a vast network of
knowledge on any topic.
13. EMOTIONAL SUPPORT:
Social media serves as a source of emotional support for
many during difficult times.
Users join online support groups or connect with friends and
family for help.
Social media enables individuals to seek emotional support
from others worldwide.
15. DISADVANTAGES OF
SOCIAL MEDIA ON OUR
LIVES
There are the main disadvantages
Fear of missing out (FOMO)
Inadequacy about your life or appearance
Isolation
Cyberbullying and Trolling
16. FEAR OF MISSING OUT(FOMO)
FOMO is when you feel worried that you're missing out on
something fun or cool that others are doing. It's like feeling
left out and wanting to be part of the action
People are living better life than you
Checking social media constantly to see what others are doing
Feeling depressed when you see friends or peers having fun
without you
17. INADEQUACY ABOUT YOUR LIFE OR APPEARANCE
Even if you know that images you’re viewing on social media are
manipulated, they can still make you feel insecure about how you
look or what’s going on in your own life.
Comparing yourself to others
Self-doubt from constant comparison online
Thinking you're not cool or popular enough based on online
attention
18. ISOLATION
Isolation means being alone or feeling left out, like you're cut off from
other people
Social media may replace real-life connections, leading to loneliness.
Social media increases rather decreases feelings of loneliness
Social media can create a false sense of connection, leaving users emotionally
isolated
19. CYBERBULLYING AND TROLLING
Spreading rumors using social media or messaging apps , posting
rude or annoying comments about someone. It can make people feel
really bad about themselves.
Bad comments on someone post
People are doing this to get attention
Fake rumors about someone's personal life
21. WAYS TO CONTROL
SOCIAL MEDIA EFFECTS
We have POWER to control social
media’ effects!
Let’s explore some ways!
Social Media has both good
side and bad side
But here’s the good news:
22. 1. SET SELF RULES &
BOUNDARIES
Self Rules
I will:
Use social media for 1 hour
Unfollow negative accounts
Not engage in negative comments
Not compare my life to social media
personalities
And so on …
23. 2. USE SOCIAL MEDIA
INTENTIONALLY
Don’t let the algorithm control you!
Use social media with intention.
Follow Groups that align your interest
Share your ideas with others
Have meaningful discussions
24. 3. DIGITAL DETOX
Digital detox: a break from the digital
world
Benefits:
Reduce stress
Avoid addiction
Enjoy world around you!
25. 4. SIGNS YOU NEED A BREAK
When is social media too much?
Beware of these signs!
Late night scrolling
Constantly checking phone
Comparing yourself to social media
personalities and FOMO
Decline in focus and productivity
And so on…
Caution! High Social Media Usage
26. CONCLUSION
Social Media has both positive and
negative effects
It’s a powerful tool, up to us to use it
wisely or let it ruin our well-being