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FOMO: Do You Often Think Others Are Having More Fun?
The psychological void created by observing people having fun can lead to feelings of jealousy and frustration
The psychological void created by observing people having fun can lead to feelings of jealousy and frustration
Social media is now seeing a new trend of parental love where many parents can be routinely seen sharing bits of their lives as parents or capturing some interesting episodes of their child's life.
Excess technology use from teenage can be corrosive to their brain as well as overall health!
The phenomenon is similar to social rejection and has been observed to activate the same pain pathways in the brain as it happens in physical pain
Spiderman actor Tom Holland recently called it quits with social media due to the increasing stress he was experiencing. Here's how social media can take a toll on your health too.
COVID-19 pandemic shifted the focus of the entire world to social media. But according to new findings, it could increase the risk of tic syndrome in people suffering from the disease.
Social Media Influencer Karan Sareen talks about his journey, struggles, body shaming, body positivity and so much more.
The findings showed that excess time on social media may displace forming more important in-person relationships, achieving personal or professional goals, or even simply having moments of valuable reflection.
Social media can affect your child in more ways than one. Read on to know how social media impacts your teenage kids and what you can do to help them.
Obsessed with social media? Think before you spend too much time on it as according to some studies it can have a negative effect on your skin. Read on to know more.
A new study has revealed that it gets easier for people to exercise when they get motivated through Instagram.
As we blame social media for deteriorating mental health in teens, this new study says that both might not be directly linked.
Keeping your feelings to yourself may not be the right thing to do if you want to have peace of mind. Read on to know more about internalising behaviour.
Social media addiction can give you insurmountable stress, says a recent study. Here how it works and ways to deal with the harmful effects of this phenomenon.
According to a new study, researchers can identify users with depression, anxiety by assessing their Twitter posts.
According to a study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, social media effects are not a one-way street. They are nuanced, reciprocal, possibly contingent on gender.
Social media is impacting the attitude of teenagers to their own bodies and putting pressure on them about how they should act and look all the time, said a British Cabinet Minister, Damian Hinds.
According to experts, the augmented reality (AR) filters and lenses which are available on social networking platforms like Instagram and Snapchat must have health warnings.
Excess technology use from teenage can be corrosive to their brain as well as overall health!
The phenomenon is similar to social rejection and has been observed to activate the same pain pathways in the brain as it happens in physical pain
Spiderman actor Tom Holland recently called it quits with social media due to the increasing stress he was experiencing. Here's how social media can take a toll on your health too.
COVID-19 pandemic shifted the focus of the entire world to social media. But according to new findings, it could increase the risk of tic syndrome in people suffering from the disease.
The findings showed that excess time on social media may displace forming more important in-person relationships, achieving personal or professional goals, or even simply having moments of valuable reflection.
Social media can affect your child in more ways than one. Read on to know how social media impacts your teenage kids and what you can do to help them.
Obsessed with social media? Think before you spend too much time on it as according to some studies it can have a negative effect on your skin. Read on to know more.
A new study has revealed that it gets easier for people to exercise when they get motivated through Instagram.
As we blame social media for deteriorating mental health in teens, this new study says that both might not be directly linked.
Keeping your feelings to yourself may not be the right thing to do if you want to have peace of mind. Read on to know more about internalising behaviour.
Social media addiction can give you insurmountable stress, says a recent study. Here how it works and ways to deal with the harmful effects of this phenomenon.
According to a new study, researchers can identify users with depression, anxiety by assessing their Twitter posts.
According to a study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, social media effects are not a one-way street. They are nuanced, reciprocal, possibly contingent on gender.
Social media is impacting the attitude of teenagers to their own bodies and putting pressure on them about how they should act and look all the time, said a British Cabinet Minister, Damian Hinds.
According to experts, the augmented reality (AR) filters and lenses which are available on social networking platforms like Instagram and Snapchat must have health warnings.
According to a study published in the journal Pediatrics, children who view unhealthy snack images on social media platforms are likely to consume more calories from unhealthy snacks.
Use of social media does not necessarily lead to depressive symptoms later in adolescents and young adults, according to a recent research.
Recent research says that staying glued to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter does not keep us 'connected' or happy. These social media platforms alienate us from our real world making us lonely. We suggest ways to cope with loneliness in healthy ways.
The psychological void created by observing people having fun can lead to feelings of jealousy and frustration
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Social Media Influencer Karan Sareen talks about his journey, struggles, body shaming, body positivity and so much more.
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