A new study finds that negative experiences on social media have more impact than positive interactions when it comes to the likelihood of young adults reporting depressive symptoms.
University of Pittsburgh researchers believe the findings may contribute to interventions and clinical recommendations to reduce the risk of depression.
The study appears in the journal Depression and Anxiety.
“We found that positive experiences on social media were not related or only very slightly linked to...
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