Extensive Use of Facebook, Social Media Causes Drug Abuse, Says Study
Recent research says that extensive Facebook users have poor impulse control, which leads to substance abuse.
Recent research says that extensive Facebook users have poor impulse control, which leads to substance abuse.
It was also found that youngsters even lied to get money or stole from a relative. Despite this, 72 percent of them were unaware to the risk of addiction to social media, apps and games.
John Dicey, of Allen Carr Addiction Clinics, said that habits, the social media and technology, are getting young people to display the hallmarks of addictions at a young age, and unless they are educated to the dangers of constant stimulation and consumption, it could become an epidemic of addiction in the future.
Impact of Social Media on Preventing the Spread of HIV
All of those tweets and Facebook posts could actually help curb the spread of HIV, says a new research.
All of those tweets and Facebook posts could actually help curb the spread of HIV, says a new research.
People may Not Share Own Unpopular Views on Social Media
People are less willing to share their views on social media if they believe that their ideas are unpopular, says a study by the Pew Research Center.
People are less willing to share their views on social media if they believe that their ideas are unpopular, says a study by the Pew Research Center.
Training Elderly in Social Media Improves Cognitive Capacity
Training older people in the use of social media improves cognitive capacity, increases a sense of self-competence and could have a beneficial overall impact on mental health and well-being.
Training older people in the use of social media improves cognitive capacity, increases a sense of self-competence and could have a beneficial overall impact on mental health and well-being.
