Social media and the youth mental health crisis: Is there a relationship?

Anne S. Walters Ph.D.
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I attended a recent webinar, “Beyond the hype: What research tells us about social media use in youth mental health” (August 2024), expecting the panelists to focus on the adverse effects of screen time. Interestingly, they offered a different perspective, one of nuanced findings in a young area of research, the suggestion to “take the panic level down” and still recognize risk factors (Schleider, 2024), and how social media might be a powerful tool for promoting positive mental health in youth.

社交媒体与青少年心理健康危机:两者之间有关系吗?
我参加了最近的一次网络研讨会 "超越炒作:研究告诉我们社交媒体的使用对青少年心理健康的影响"(2024 年 8 月),本以为小组成员会把重点放在屏幕时间的不良影响上。有趣的是,他们提供了一个不同的视角,一个在年轻研究领域的细微发现,建议 "降低恐慌程度",同时仍然认识到风险因素(Schleider,2024 年),以及社交媒体如何成为促进青少年积极心理健康的有力工具。
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