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How social networks affect a person: don’t do it before bed
Social media sometimes has a negative impact on a person. In this article, we will tell you how.
Diana Dashkevich smartphone mental health self-esteem psychologist tips Psychology 1 May 2024
A new discovery: Social media – how our reposts shape people's opinions about us
We often like and share posts online without actually thinking whether these things actually represent us correctly or not. New research reveals that people can form inaccurate impressions about us based on our social media posts, marking the first study to explore perceptions of personalities through online posts.
Kate Yakimchuk research relationship self-perception personality Psychology 29 January 2024
A new experiment: Finding the truth – how checking online affects misinformation
Conventional wisdom claims that checking online for the truth about misinformation would make people believe it less. However, a new experiment shows the opposite: searching to verify false news articles actually increases the chance of believing in various lies.
Kate Yakimchuk research misinformation fake news intelligence Psychology 23 January 2024
Testing Social Media Addiction: A New Study
The fast-paced changes in digital media pose a challenge for researchers studying digital addiction, as popular platforms today might become obsolete soon. Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a tool to measure digital media addiction, ensuring its relevance despite technological shifts.
Kate Yakimchuk research addiction screen time tips Psychology 21 December 2023
Breaking free from the social media trap: Boosting body image for teens
In a world heavily influenced by social media, body image concerns have become increasingly prevalent, particularly among teenagers. However, a groundbreaking study reveals a powerful antidote: spending less time on social media can lead to substantial improvements in body image.
Kate Yakimchuk body image research anxiety Psychology 17 July 2023
Why some posts tend to be more popular: How our brains processes information
Why do some social media posts go viral while others are ignored? While it's easier to say that "some posts are simply better than others", there's actually more nuances that you should know about.
Kate Yakimchuk posts research influence information Psychology 9 July 2023
Expert Opinion: How to Become an Influencer
Have you ever come across people who have a great influence on social media and gain money from it? Today we will help you understand who the “influencers” are and what to do to reach success in this area.
Diana Dashkevich work career advices Psychology 1 June 2023