Exploring the Link between Social Media Use and Mental Health in Young Adults

Original article:

A Study on the Impact of Social Media on Mental Health

Abstract:

This study med to explore the relationship between social media usage and mental health in young adults. Utilizing surveys and interviews, we collected data from a sample size of 100 participants aged 18-25 years old who were active users of various social media platforms. We found that heavy social media use was correlated with higher levels of anxiety and depression. Additionally, it was observed that the frequency of checking social media influenced the level of perceived happiness. The findings highlight the need for individuals to be mindful of their social media habits, potentially leading to healthier mental well-being.

Revised article:

Investigating the Relationship between Social Media Usage and Mental Health in Young Adults

Abstract:

This research eavors to investigate the intricate relationship between social media usage patterns and mental health outcomes among young adults aged 18-25 years old. Through comprehensive surveys and interviews, data was meticulously gathered from a representative sample of 100 active users across various social media platforms. Our findings indicate that higher levels of social media use are significantly associated with increased symptoms of anxiety and depression. Moreover, the frequency at which individuals check their social media accounts has been observed to have an impact on perceived happiness levels. The study underscores the importance of self-awareness regarding one's social media habits in fostering a healthier state of mental wellbeing.

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