Social media depression, a phenomenon characterized by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) as the psychological impact that social media websites—such as Facebook and Twitter, as well as gaming sites with virtual worlds, YouTube, and online communities—that cause depression and self-esteem issues in people with underlying risk of mental health issues.
Here are eight cues that you might lead to social media depression…
1. Productivity Drain
You have to admit it; while social media might help us connect more easily throughout a day it also diverts our attention and hampers productivity. The brain has difficulty focusing attention on more than one task at a time, which means if you’re working as you watch YouTube videos you’re really putting your work quality and accuracy at risk, draining your overall productivity.
Social media depression, a phenomenon characterized by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) as the psychological impact that social media websites—such as Facebook and Twitter, as well as gaming sites with virtual worlds, YouTube, and online communities—that cause depression and self-esteem issues in people with underlying risk of mental health issues.Here are eight cues that you might lead to social media depression…1. Productivity DrainYou have to admit it; while social media might help us connect more easily throughout a day it also diverts our attention and hampers productivity. The brain has difficulty focusing attention on more than one task at a time, which means if you’re working as you watch YouTube videos you’re really putting your work quality and accuracy at risk, draining your overall productivity.
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