1 Still, teens are growing more wary of social media for their peers. Roughly half of teens (48%) say these sites have a mostly negative effect on people their age ... distancing them from their ...

We’ve all had the experience of scrolling mindlessly while our partner sits across from us, or feeling that pang of jealousy ...

"The analyses revealed no significant effects of social media abstinence interventions on positive affect, negative affect, or life satisfaction," write the researchers. "Relationships between ...

Many people have a complicated relationship with social media. Here’s how to manage some of the possible negative effects ... a licensed marriage and family therapist and the author of the ...

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Courtesy of the O’Brien family Kelly O’Brien explained the devastating effects of social media on Charlotte in a letter to Albanese as part of the 36 Months campaign—a grassroots movement to ...

He explained that these virtual media, despite the opportunities they offer, have profound negative effects ... Family Institute Dr Ahmed Aref reviewed a number of studies conducted by the institute ...

If you create an authoritarian state in the home that raises people to expect and empathize with violence, then what you ...

To put things into perspective, roughly half of American teenagers (48 percent) surveyed said they believe social media affects their peers adversely ... Teenagers nowadays tend to have a complicated ...