Sarentya Fathadhika, S. Hafiza, Nanda Rizki Rahmita
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The millennial generation is inseparable from the use of social media. Social media sites have emerged as important communication channels available that engaged with millennials. Social media use has positive and negative effects on their mental health. This study explores the effects of social media use among millennials in relationship with mental health in Aceh Province, Indonesia. A quantitative method with the correlation technique was used for this study that involved 391 millennials participated (136 males and 255 females millennials with range aged 19-39 years). Social media use was measured by using the Social Media Use Integration Scale (SMUIS), while mental health was measured by using the Mental Health Inventory (MHI18). The results of the study showed that there exists a significant relationship between social media use with mental health among millennials (p=.000 r=-.211 This study also found that significant gender differences among millennials on social media use, which is females consistently showhigher social media use than males. It can conclude that social media use has to effect on both sides of positive and negative mental health, such as psychological distress and psychological well-being, further results are discussed.
千禧一代离不开社交媒体的使用。社交媒体网站已经成为与千禧一代接触的重要沟通渠道。社交媒体的使用对他们的心理健康有积极和消极的影响。本研究探讨了印度尼西亚亚齐省千禧一代使用社交媒体对心理健康的影响。本研究采用定量方法和相关技术对391名千禧一代进行了研究,其中男性136名,女性255名,年龄在19-39岁之间。使用社交媒体使用整合量表(SMUIS)测量社交媒体使用情况,而使用心理健康量表(MHI18)测量心理健康状况。研究结果表明,千禧一代的社交媒体使用与心理健康之间存在显著关系(p=。000 r = -.211这项研究还发现,千禧一代在社交媒体使用上存在显著的性别差异,女性的社交媒体使用一直高于男性。可以得出结论,社交媒体的使用对积极和消极的心理健康都有影响,比如心理困扰和心理健康,进一步的结果是讨论的。