Literature Review Padlet by Jessica Harrell

Main Idea

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How does social media impact anxiety levels among teenagers?

How social media impacts men and women differently

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Social media can impact eating habits and body image

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Social media can make teenagers feel more lonely and feel more anxiety throughout their day

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Females scored higher than the males on the anxiety scale specifically when they spend more than three hours daily on social media (West)

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They found that gender and culture play a significant role on whether social media has a large impact on a person (Piao)

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(Piao) concluded that social media in all sorts of different countries plays an impact on teenagers' mental health and body image

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In America there was a significant relationship between how many hours they spend on social networking sites and how much they are depressed (Piteo)

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Forty six percent of the teenagers studied said that social media makes them feel worse about themselves (The U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory)

Influencers

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The role of influencers can either have a positive or negative impact on teenagers the study saw (Blanchard)

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They concluded that social media is a prominent risk factor for depression and anxiety due to always checking for messages and it becoming addictive to

look at. (Keles)