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The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health - Coggle Diagram
The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
Social Support and Connection
staying in touch with loved ones, finding people who share similar interests or experiences, or simply knowing that there's a global network of support available
provide a comforting and reassuring presence in individuals' lives, contributing positively to their mental well-being.
combat feelings of loneliness and isolation, promoting a sense of belonging and support during difficult times.
Positive Content and Inspiration:
has the potential to brighten individuals' days and reinforce their determination to face life's obstacles with a more positive and optimistic outlook
Motivational quotes, success stories, and messages of hope can boost mood and provide encouragement to those who may be struggling.
remind challenges can be overcome, resilience is possible, and there is a global community of individuals ready to offer support and inspiration.
cyberbullying and online harassment
Victims of cyberbullying often suffer severe consequences, including anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts.
constant connectivity - challenging for individuals to escape from these negative interactions, intensifying their mental distress.
anonymity provided by these platforms can embolden individuals to engage in hurtful and abusive behavior.
privacy concern
The fear of potential misuse or data breaches can lead to elevated stress levels and a sense of vulnerability, further impacting mental health.
Users worry about the safety of their personal information and how it is handled by companies and individuals.
News about personal information being spreaded shows the concern of public to privacy concern.
phenomenon of social comparison
platforms like Instagram, Tik Tok and Facebook,
those who compare themselves to these polished images - low self esteem.
users present idealized versions of their lives, showcasing themselves.
individuals may experience anxiety and depression, especially when they perceive their own lives as falling short of these unattainable standards.