In social media use research on mental health, a comprehensive summary of the
association between social media use and “positive” well-being in all its nuances, including …

Research linking social media use and adolescent mental health has produced mixed and
inconsistent findings and little translational evidence, despite pressure to deliver concrete …

This manuscript presents findings from a preregistered mixed-method study involving
67,762 ecological momentary assessments and behavioral smartphone observations from …

Digital maturity describes the self-determined use of digital technologies to support
psychological growth and social adjustment and has been associated with reduced negative …

The relationships between active (eg, creating content) and passive (eg, scrolling) social
media (SM) use (SMU) and mental health, wellbeing, and social support outcomes have …

This article presents a content-based, communication-centered approach to the study of how
social media use might affect well-being. It is organized around three elements of social …

In adolescence, smartphone use in general and social media use in particular has often
been associated with negative effects, such as higher anxiety levels and body …

Widespread on social networking sites (SNSs), envy has been linked to an array of
detrimental outcomes for users' well-being. While envy has been considered a status-related …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, undergraduates found themselves in an unprecedented
social situation. Campuses across North America closed, as universities moved to remote …

This study aims to review the evidence for the reciprocal relationship between envy and
social comparison (SC) on social networking sites (SNSs) and depression. We searched …