Effect of a Social Networking Site Training on Cognitive Performance in Healthy Older People and Role of Personality Traits. Results from the Randomized Controlled Trial Ageing in a Networked Society-Social Experiment (ANS-SE) Study

Vaccaro, Roberta; Abbondanza, Simona; Rolandi, E; Casanova, Georgia; Pettinato, Laura; Colombo, Mauro; Guaita, Antonio

doi:10.1080/0361073x.2021.1982351

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“…Different personalities for active in the family group, class that is, parent group, bedroom group, interest group, fan group, shopping group, family and friend group, work group a total of 8 items of difference. As can be seen from the table above: different personality samples for the family group [6], class group / parent group, bedroom group, fan group, shopping group, family and friends group a total of 6 items will not show significance (p＞0.05) means that different personality samples for the family group, class that is parent group, bedroom group, fan group, shopping group, family and friend groups all show consistency. There is no difference.…”

Section: Analysis Of Variancementioning

confidence: 99%

Based on the Analysis of the Influencing Factors of Social Behavior in the Network Circle in the Era of Information Exchange

2022

IJFS

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Socializing tends to follow the principle of similarity, forming circles that distinguish between "us" and "them". Whether in rural society or urban society, there are circle phenomenon, network circle group is the circle group phenomenon in the network society. At present, the rapid development of new media on the network, information dissemination shows the characteristics of rapid, rich content and convenient dissemination. With the advent of the network era, Internet product producers explore the formation of the law of the circle, creating suitable for different groups of space. Netizens gather on the network platform according to the social relations such as geography, work and interest, thus forming the network circle group, especially the phenomenon of the youth network circle. Today, the network circle is expanding in size, the type gradually diversified, and constantly divided, concentrated. This survey report takes "Analysis of Social Influence Factors of Network Circle Group" as the research topic, and conducts in-depth investigation from the main aspects such as the influence of various network groups on netizens' behavior and the influence of open cyberspace dynamics on netizens' behavior. Based on the analysis of the influencing factors of social behavior in the network circle in the era of information exchange.

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Section: Analysis Of Variancementioning

confidence: 99%

Based on the Analysis of the Influencing Factors of Social Behavior in the Network Circle in the Era of Information Exchange

2022

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Designing an Innovative Intergenerational Educational Program to Bridge the Digital Divide: The Cyber School for Grandparents Initiative

Rolandi

Sala

Colombo

et al. 2022

Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population. Technology in Everyday Living

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The association between social media use and cognitive function among older adults: systematic review (Preprint)

Huang,

Wang,

Xiao

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BACKGROUND Using social media is among the most common activity of adults and older people. Social media provides people a new way to communicate with their friends, children, and grandchildren; to receive and provide social support; and to have access to knowledge and entertainment. However, does social media use led to changes in cognitive function in older adults are not well understood currently. OBJECTIVE This study aimed to systematically review what is the association between social media use and cognitive function among older adults. METHODS PubMed, Web of Science, Embase, PsycINFO, Google Scholar, CNKI, Wang Fang, and CBM were searched systematically from inception until October 31, 2023. The inclusion criteria were that the study had to be published in peer-reviewed journals and were written in English and Chinese, had full-text availability, target general older adults aged 55 years or older, and assessed any kinds of social media exposure and cognitive function. In total, two researchers independently and collaboratively assessed the eligibility of the retrieved articles and elicited the relevant data and findings using tables and charts. RESULTS A total of 7 studies were included: 3 experimental studies and 4 cross-sectional studies (6 English papers and 1 Chinese paper). The SQAC checklist ranged from 0.45 to 0.71. Of the 7 included studies, five were of medium quality, and two were of low quality. Among three experimental studies, one study showed that there was no significant cognitive improvement for treatment groups (social media intervention) versus the control groups; another two studies found the beneficial effects of the social media intervention on aspects of cognitive function, although the effect disappeared at follow-up in one study. For four cross-sectional studies, all studies reported that compared to social media non-users, social media users had higher cognitive performance. CONCLUSIONS Although the evidence on the association between social media use and cognitive function is limited (e.g., very small number of studies), most of studies reported that social media use is positive associated with cognitive function among older adults. We recommended more researchers to perform more high-quality longitudinal or experimental studies with a large sample size to investigate the association between social media use and cognitive function among older adults. CLINICALTRIAL This review was registered at PROSPERO (ID: CRD42023431985).

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Effect of a Social Networking Site Training on Cognitive Performance in Healthy Older People and Role of Personality Traits. Results from the Randomized Controlled Trial Ageing in a Networked Society-Social Experiment (ANS-SE) Study

Cited by 3 publications

References 29 publications

Based on the Analysis of the Influencing Factors of Social Behavior in the Network Circle in the Era of Information Exchange

Based on the Analysis of the Influencing Factors of Social Behavior in the Network Circle in the Era of Information Exchange

Designing an Innovative Intergenerational Educational Program to Bridge the Digital Divide: The Cyber School for Grandparents Initiative

The association between social media use and cognitive function among older adults: systematic review (Preprint)

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