US EditionAmplifying delusions: How social media can negatively impact our mental well-being
- A systematic review investigated the association between social media use and mental disorders.
- Social media companies aim to keep users online seeking validation and pleasure.
- High social media use correlates with narcissism, erotomania, paranoia, body dysmorphia, and anorexia.
- The review describes a 'Delusion Amplification by Social Media' model.
- Social media circumvents reality testing, potentially exacerbating mental health issues; more research is needed.
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Amplifying delusions: How social media can negatively impact our mental well-being
What are the risks of seemingly innocuous behaviours such as sharing posts, giving likes, making oneself look good in pictures, and, in general, interacting virtually rather than physically?
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