6 questions help reveal if you’re addicted to social media

Mark Griffiths and Daria Kuss are psychologists at the University of Nottingham at Trent. They are focused on the influence of technology and social media on cognitive behavior and social behavior.

Do you spend a lot of time when you consider social media, or when planning to use social media when you are not online?

Do you use social media too much, may it adversely affect work, human relations, or learning?

Recently we are all crazy about social media. That is the standard, you have to declare you are not on social media, otherwise everyone think you are automatic. If I am not a blogger, I am not addicted to my Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest tee-hee as I do now. Remember, I am another child in the lower class who was born and raised. Everyone in the free world seems to have figured out that I am using a dial-up modem to play Neopets at home. For my character and environment, Facebook just repeats everything I think is missing. From my high school student over the last two years to college graduation in the first two years, I have updated all of Facebook's status on my face value.

First of all, social media, especially Facebook, is very addicted to addiction. People will say that drugs and alcohol are not bigger problems than social media dependence or social media dependence, but that is not the case. Social media dependency report by University of Chicago Business School of Business School. Participants in the 1-week survey asked them to investigate seven times a day through the BlackBerry smartphone, report the desire within the last 30 minutes, and report whether they succumbed to this desire. They are also required to measure any desire in terms of gentleness to 'sense of resistance'.

People are addicted to social media in the same way that they are addicted to drug addiction, such as tobacco and other addictive behaviors. The main problem of social media poisoning is that it is deeply rooted in many aspects of our lives and it is difficult to handle in many ways than other poisoning. Of course, we can not blame the company for making money. What's the problem? Consumer Internet and social media industry are highly addictive and have a negative impact on users. This business model stands out with similarities with the tobacco industry. Many also in psychology review of Kusu and Griffiths linked to social media extensive use, lack of neurological abilities, lack of social interactions in real life, difficulty of human relations, low self-esteem, narcissism, loneliness Studies are stated. Get up.