How Does Quitting Facebook Affect Your Brain?
Tuesday, September 03, 2019
While social media has some mental health benefits, it also leads to increased rates of depression. The average user would need an incentive of $2,000 to stay off Facebook for one year.
According to a Stanford-NYU study, quitting Facebook increased social interaction with family and peers. It also increased feelings of well-being and decreased feelings of "political polarization."
The study authors note that people with mental health issues are more prone to heavy social media usage.
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