Social Media Impact on Social Connectedness, Well-Being, and Self-Perception Among Young Adults

Title

Social Media Impact on Social Connectedness, Well-Being, and Self-Perception Among Young Adults

Description

This paper discusses previous research that has examined the impact social media can have on body image and how online platforms have played a role in encouraging body positivity; the research comparing social media intensity and the differences; social media use and its impact on psychological well-being, particularly self-esteem, depression, and anxiety., and the current study, which collected data from a sample of young adults to assess how social media has impacted their social connectedness, well-being, and self-perception.

Creator

Brelsford, Bailee

Publisher

Rider University

Date

Relation

Baccalaureate Honors Program

Format

Adobe Acrobat PDF

Language

English

Type

Capstone

Files

Bailee_Brelsford_Capstone_Paper.pdf

Citation

Brelsford, Bailee, “Social Media Impact on Social Connectedness, Well-Being, and Self-Perception Among Young Adults,” Rider Student Research, accessed April 30, 2024, https://riderstudents.omeka.net/items/show/83.

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