Social Media's Impact on Adolescent Self-Perception
Keywords:
Social Media, Adolescent Psychology, Self-Perception, Teenagers, IdentityAbstract
This paper examines how social media platforms affect the self-perception of adolescents. By reviewing various psychological studies, it investigates the relationship between online engagement and self-esteem levels among teenagers. The research identifies both positive and negative impacts, highlighting the nuanced role of social media in shaping adolescent identity and self-worth.
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