Understanding Instagram’s Deep Dive into Teen Mental Health

Dan Fitton, J. Read, Sheral Thompson
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This paper considers the ‘Teen Mental Health Deep Dive’ slide set created by staff at Instagram in 2019 to present results from internal research and later released publicly along with annotations. The slide set was initially highlighted by the Wall Street Journal in an article focusing on claims within the slide set that use of Instagram was a having a negative impact on teen mental health, especially that social comparison, afforded by features central to the Instagram app, was negatively affecting the mental health of young people. Our goal within this paper was to summarise the content of the slide set from an academic perspective and consider whether the content of the slides provide any insights which are valuable to the HCI community. While the results and conclusions presented within the slides have clear limitations, they did help us identify a set of issues and areas for further investigation.
了解Instagram对青少年心理健康的深入研究
本文考虑了Instagram工作人员于2019年创建的“青少年心理健康深度潜水”幻灯片集,该幻灯片集展示了内部研究的结果,后来连同注释一起公开发布。《华尔街日报》(Wall Street Journal)最初在一篇文章中强调了这组幻灯片,该文章关注的是幻灯片中的说法,即使用Instagram会对青少年的心理健康产生负面影响,尤其是Instagram应用程序的核心功能所提供的社会比较,会对年轻人的心理健康产生负面影响。我们在本文中的目标是从学术角度总结幻灯片集的内容,并考虑幻灯片的内容是否提供了对HCI社区有价值的见解。虽然幻灯片中的结果和结论有明显的局限性,但它们确实帮助我们确定了一系列需要进一步调查的问题和领域。
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