Social media effects on mental health: 

Introduction and   Background:

Human beings are social creatures. They need the company of others to make progress in their life Therefore, connectivity with others can relieve stress, anxiety disorders, and sadness. But the lack of social connection can pose serious risks to mental health.

Social media:

Social media has become a part of people’s   daily life, most of them  spend many hours on Messenger, Instagram, Facebook, and other popular social media .Therefore, many researcher and scholars study the effects and also implements of social media in various aspects of people’s daily life. So, the number of social media users worldwide in 2019 was 3.484 billion, an increase of up to 9% day by day as compared to previous years. There is no denying that social media become an important part of many people’s lives. Social media has many positive and enjoyable benefits but it can also lead to mental health problems .Previous research found that age does not matter but affects on gender also. Females were much more likely to experience mental health than males.

Impact on mental health: Network:

 Social network is a key factor in defending our mental health, both the quantity and quality of Social association effect, Mental, health, Health behavior, physical behavior and destruction risk. The displaced attitude hypothesis and law may explain,

why social media is associated with mental health?.

According to the theory” People who spend most of their time in idle behavior such as social media users have less time for face-to-face social interaction, both of which have been proven to be care full against mental disorders. On the other hand, social fundamentals found how social media use affects mental health by prestige.  how people view, maintain, and interact with their social network.

Several studies have been managed on the impacts of social media, and it has been expressed that extended use of social media platforms such as Facebook may be related to negative signs and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress. Moreover, social media can create a lot of pressure to create ideas that others want to see and also being as popular with others.

The need for a systematic review:

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