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The more time spent on social media can lead to cyberbullying, social anxiety, depression, and exposure to content that is not age appropriate...✨✨✨ :fingercross:

Absolutely, social media can significantly affect mental health. The pressures of online presence, comparisons, and the risk of cyberbullying can lead to anxiety and depression. Encouraging mindful usage and promoting positive online interactions is crucial, especially for younger users who are still developing their self-image and coping mechanisms. Establishing boundaries and taking breaks can also help mitigate these negative effects.
 
Absolutely, social media can significantly affect mental health. The pressures of online presence, comparisons, and the risk of cyberbullying can lead to anxiety and depression. Encouraging mindful usage and promoting positive online interactions is crucial, especially for younger users who are still developing their self-image and coping mechanisms. Establishing boundaries and taking breaks can also help mitigate these negative effects.
The short answer is: those unhealthy things hack directly into our bodily reward system.
Thus, we get an immediate reward usually: pleasure from doing them. We crave the pleasure, so the behavior gets reinforced. It easily becomes a habit.

The long answer is more complicated.

The reason why hacking directly into the reward system works so well is that it bypasses the conscious mind. The subconscious mind knows only one tense: now. It is not concerned with the future ramifications of present actions. And it's quite a primitive creature. Do you feel pleasure? Well, it means this action feels good! Let's repeat it and get the same pang of pleasure
 
The short answer is: those unhealthy things hack directly into our bodily reward system.
Thus, we get an immediate reward usually: pleasure from doing them. We crave the pleasure, so the behavior gets reinforced. It easily becomes a habit.

The long answer is more complicated.

The reason why hacking directly into the reward system works so well is that it bypasses the conscious mind. The subconscious mind knows only one tense: now. It is not concerned with the future ramifications of present actions. And it's quite a primitive creature. Do you feel pleasure? Well, it means this action feels good! Let's repeat it and get the same pang of pleasure
Yes, unhealthy behaviors can become habits because they activate the brain's reward system, which releases dopamine, a neurotransmitter that reinforces the behavior:
 
It's fantastic question..
Cyber bullying is the most dangerous among youth special with sensitive personality. This should to be addressed by proper awareness.

1. Destroy interpersonal relationship.
It's really going to kill the future generations. It's against mankind . No one going to show mercy for others . Everyone going to be selfish . And won't care for others .

2. It's already start influence ur mindset negatively .

This won't allow ur brain to think out of box.

It's really playing with ur mindset that only with money we may be happy . Because of trips and hotel visits and fancy cars and lavish lifestyle of very few . Others compare them with others and feel inferior.

NOTE : THERE IS NO CONNECTION BETWEEN THE MONEY AND HAPPINESS.

HAPPINESS IS THE MINDSET AND ITS A LIFESTYLE.


So u allowed to watch what algorithm designed for u. And force u to spend ur money useless almost .

Example . Buying over rated products and spending a lot money for school education as high fees .
And tempt u to buy things what u don't need .

3 most painful one ... It's really going to hurst everyone posture and neck and eyesight of the kids .

Most saddest one is. We all are started to be a passer by when we read a rape , murder or war natural disaster news.

Atleast we try to pray for the victims or victims family when we saw such a news .

Iyoo. Reducing screen time is going to be the greatest challenge . But already started trying that ..

Thanks for sucha a wonderful question.
 
The short answer is: those unhealthy things hack directly into our bodily reward system.
Thus, we get an immediate reward usually: pleasure from doing them. We crave the pleasure, so the behavior gets reinforced. It easily becomes a habit.

The long answer is more complicated.

The reason why hacking directly into the reward system works so well is that it bypasses the conscious mind. The subconscious mind knows only one tense: now. It is not concerned with the future ramifications of present actions. And it's quite a primitive creature. Do you feel pleasure? Well, it means this action feels good! Let's repeat it and get the same pang of pleasure
Even we have lot of positive things in social media . But negative impact is most painful and dangerous than all..

It's evaluation. So starting stage negative impacts will be more than positive. Need more awareness among the user groups of social media . Especially with kids posture and eyesight and psychological side effects.
 
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