Social Media's Impact on Teenage Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
Keywords:
Social Media, Teenage Empathy, Emotional Intelligence, Digital Communication, Longitudinal StudyAbstract
This article investigates the effects of social media usage on the development of empathy and emotional intelligence among teenagers. By analyzing data from a longitudinal study, the research explores how frequent interactions on social platforms influence teenagers' ability to empathize and manage emotions. The study reveals both positive and negative impacts, emphasizing the need for balanced and mindful social media use. These findings are essential for understanding the broader implications of digital communication on emotional development.
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