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Carroll states...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 12:52:38 UTC

Carroll states, “Benjamin Gordon, a computer science student, explains: “A typical day for me starts out with me turning off the alarm on my smartphone and immediately taking the opportunity to check all my texts, instant messages, emails, status updates.… Every like, every personal message, every post on my feed is a dopamine rush.”.

Carroll mentions...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 12:52:56 UTC

Carroll mentions, “College student Isla Whately recalls her experience of being a depressed teen: “Social media made me feel worse, as I would constantly compare myself to other people.… I'd go on social media, see all my friends doing things and hate myself for not being able to do them, or feel bad that I wasn't as good a person as them.”

Haidt claims...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 12:53:12 UTC

Haidt claims, “Social media is a fountain of bedevilments. It trains people to think in ways that are exactly contrary to the world’s wisdom traditions: think about yourself first, be materialistic, judgemental, boastful, and petty; seek glory as quantified by likes and. Followers".

The national library of medicine points out...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 12:53:43 UTC

The national library of medicine points out, “Among survey respondents using between 7 and 11 different social media platforms compared to respondents using only 2 or fewer platforms, there was a 3 times greater odds of having high levels of depressive symptoms and a 3.2 times greater odds of having high levels of anxiety symptoms (Primack et al., 2017)”.

McNamara claims...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 12:53:54 UTC

McNamara claims, “Studies suggest that cyberbullies who have their posts removed are less likely to repost and perhaps being called out by shows they watch will give some "fans" pause before they vent their spleen online”.

stall443 — 2025-09-26 13:23:59 UTC

By social media normalizing this way of thinking it tends to make people very self concsious, and doubt themselves becasue they are always thinking negatively

Haidt states...

stall443 — 2025-09-26 13:55:32 UTC

Haidt states, “As our default self vanishes, other studies have shown, awe shifts us from a competitive, dog-eat-dog mindset to perceive that we are parts of networks of more independent, collaborating individuals”.

stall443 — 2025-09-26 13:58:14 UTC

When the first thing someone does right when they wake up is check their phone, it becomes. routine and as soon as you relize it they're on their phone 24/7, which can make comeone more irritable and aggressive lashing out on others

stall443 — 2025-09-28 00:30:26 UTC

while the issue of posts made of people being cyber bullied being removed, it can still really effect someones mental health, and often leads to major depression in a lot of people