Add to ORKGPeople have innate tendencies for social comparison. Social media enables social comparison without direct, face-to-face interaction. To date, no literature has addressed the effect of social media and social comparison on depression. This study will address: Does social media use predict social comparison scores? Is social comparison correlated with depression
Studies have linked the relationship between social media use and depression. However, previous res...
This study examines how social media use is related to depression and anxiety. Depression is measure...
Because of the rise of social networking sites (SNSs), social comparisons take place at an unprecede...
Social media, an online arena for social behaviors such as self-presentation and social comparison, ...
Facebook and offline social comparisons have been associated with depressive symptoms, however no st...
Social comparison is the process through which people compare their opinions, abilities, behaviours ...
Social media is profoundly changing the way many people interact, and there are growing concerns tha...
The present paper explores the relationship between nature of Facebook usage, non-directional compar...
In their Facebook profiles, users communicate abundant social comparison information conveying mainl...
The social comparison theory explains some negative effect of social networking sites (SNSs) use. Th...
Research concerning the influence of social networking on our mood and well-being has been steadily ...
Background Disentangling the impact of social media use on well-being is a priority for psychologica...
Two studies were conducted which provide evidence that the association between time on Facebook and ...
Although there are many benefits to social media use, such as having a sense of connection with othe...
Although past research has shown that social comparisons made through social media contribute to neg...
Studies have linked the relationship between social media use and depression. However, previous res...
This study examines how social media use is related to depression and anxiety. Depression is measure...
Because of the rise of social networking sites (SNSs), social comparisons take place at an unprecede...
Social media, an online arena for social behaviors such as self-presentation and social comparison, ...
Facebook and offline social comparisons have been associated with depressive symptoms, however no st...
Social comparison is the process through which people compare their opinions, abilities, behaviours ...
Social media is profoundly changing the way many people interact, and there are growing concerns tha...
The present paper explores the relationship between nature of Facebook usage, non-directional compar...
In their Facebook profiles, users communicate abundant social comparison information conveying mainl...
The social comparison theory explains some negative effect of social networking sites (SNSs) use. Th...
Research concerning the influence of social networking on our mood and well-being has been steadily ...
Background Disentangling the impact of social media use on well-being is a priority for psychologica...
Two studies were conducted which provide evidence that the association between time on Facebook and ...
Although there are many benefits to social media use, such as having a sense of connection with othe...
Although past research has shown that social comparisons made through social media contribute to neg...
Studies have linked the relationship between social media use and depression. However, previous res...
This study examines how social media use is related to depression and anxiety. Depression is measure...
Because of the rise of social networking sites (SNSs), social comparisons take place at an unprecede...