Teens face body image crisis as social media fuels dissatisfaction globally

Teens face body image crisis as social media fuels dissatisfaction globally

Study investigates body dissatisfaction among youth in six countries, revealing strong associations with social media use and sociodemographics, emphasizing a global need for interventions.

Passive Social Media Use May Fuel Depression, Study Finds

Passive social media use is linked to depression through increased envy and reduced self-esteem, while active engagement fosters better mental health outcomes. The post Passive Social Media Use May Fuel Depression, Study Finds appeared first on Psychreg.

News-Medical: Teens face body image crisis as social media fuels dissatisfaction globally | ResearchBuzz: Firehose

News-Medical: Teens face body image crisis as social media fuels dissatisfaction globally. “In a recent study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, researchers investigated the prevalence of body weight dissatisfaction among youth from several (n = 6) countries and its association with social media use and sociodemographics…. Notably, screen time (social media) was positively associated with a greater likelihood of …