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社交媒体和年轻人的精神健康
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Foreword,Background,Potential effects of social media (negative),Potential effects of social media(positive),Profiling social media platforms: the YHM survey,At a glance: ranking of social, media platforms by health impact,Calls to action.
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社交媒体和年轻人的精神健康 Social media is now a part of almost everyone's life, but none more so than our young populationof digital natives. lits rise to popularity during the mid-2000s has revolutionised the way in whichwe communicate and share information, both as individuals and as a society.Whilst social mediahas permeated nearly every aspect of the mainstream, we are only just beginning to take stock ofthe extent to which it impacts our lives.With growing consideration being given to the importanceof mental health and wellbeing within the health discourse, there has never been a more pertinent time to talk about the relationship between social media and mental health. Social media has become a space in which we form and build relationships, shape self-identity,express ourselves, and learn about the world around us; it is intrinsically linked to mental health.We must therefore strive to understand its impact on mental health, and especially the mentalhealth of the younger population.The highest prevalence of social media use is seen amongstthose aged 16-24.That these years are a crucial period for emotional and psychosocial development only reinforces the need for greater understanding of social media's impact. lt certainly isn't all bad news; social media platforms can promote a sense of community andfacilitate the provision of emotional support. With its almost universal reach and unprecedentedability to connect people from all walks of life, social media holds the potential to be a powerfullever to support good mental health. But there are also risks, risks which have already opened the door to significant problems formental health and wellbeing, and which must be addressed if social media is to fulill its potentialas a force for good.Being a teenager is hard enough, but the pressures faced by young peopleonline are arguably unique to this digital generation. lt is vitally important that we put safeguardsin place. We hope that this report, its findings, and the issues it explores can really push forward theconversation surrounding social media and young people's mental health and wellbeing.Wehope that this conversation will be transformed into action that empowers young people with theknowledge and tools to navigate social platforms online in a way that protects and promotes theirhealth and wellbeing.Social media isn't going away any time soon, and nor should it.We must beready to nurture the innovation that the future holds. 【更多详情，请下载：社交媒体和年轻人的精神健康】
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