Overview
Social media psychology examines the complex relationship between social media use and human behavior. It highlights how platforms influence identity, emotions, and social interactions. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for navigating the digital landscape effectively. As social media continu...
Key Terms
Example: Peer pressure can lead to changes in opinions.
Example: A user may present a curated version of their life.
Example: Seeing friends' posts can lead to feelings of envy.
Example: Spending excessive hours on social media can be a sign of addiction.
Example: Harassment through social media messages.
Example: A funny video shared widely across platforms.
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Key Concepts
Social InfluenceOnline IdentityEmotional ImpactAddiction