The Challenge of Self-diagnosis on Mental Health Through Social Media: A Qualitative Study

Yıldırım, Seda

doi:10.1007/978-981-99-6637-0_10

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Social Media Use in Childhood and Adolescence: Minimizing Its Adverse Effects Through Corporate Social Responsibility and European Union Regulations

Montag,

Demetrovics,

Elhai

et al. 2024

Handbook of Children and Screens

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The present chapter revisits the prevailing data business model of the social media industry and explains how it stands in conflict with psycho-developmental tasks in children and adolescents. In this realm, issues surrounding the current “APIcalypse” (based on the term application program interfaces (APIs); closed APIs hindering the study of social media use on the platforms) are discussed, along with the need to foster interdisciplinary research that brings together psychological, psychiatric, neuroscientific, and computer sciences to truly understand social media impacts on well-being and mental health. Given the billion users of social media around the globe, many of whom are minors, much is at stake, and it is urgent to address the numerous knowledge gaps surrounding the effects of social media use on mental health.

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Social Media Use in Childhood and Adolescence: Minimizing Its Adverse Effects Through Corporate Social Responsibility and European Union Regulations

Montag,

Demetrovics,

Elhai

et al. 2024

Handbook of Children and Screens

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Artificial intelligence and internet influence on drug utilization: Exploring self-medication trends in South Indian pharmacy students

Nikitha,

Roopa,

Kynshi

et al. 2024

Intelligent Pharmacy

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The Rise of the Functional Beverages Market

Yildirim,

Esen

2024

Advances in Business Strategy and Competitive Advantage

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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant changes to people's lifestyles all over the world. Even after the pandemic, many people continue to maintain a healthy lifestyle. As a result, healthy food and drinks have become more popular and are driving consumer preferences in the food and beverage market. It is essential for a healthy lifestyle to consume healthy drinks that are affordable for everyone. In this point, functional foods and beverages have gained significant value. This study investigates the global functional beverage market trends before and after the pandemic. In addition, the study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of how consumer preferences are changing in response to the trend of functional beverages. It is aimed to give an economic and marketing approach for the rise of functional beverage market.

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The Challenge of Self-diagnosis on Mental Health Through Social Media: A Qualitative Study

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Social Media Use in Childhood and Adolescence: Minimizing Its Adverse Effects Through Corporate Social Responsibility and European Union Regulations

Social Media Use in Childhood and Adolescence: Minimizing Its Adverse Effects Through Corporate Social Responsibility and European Union Regulations

Artificial intelligence and internet influence on drug utilization: Exploring self-medication trends in South Indian pharmacy students

The Rise of the Functional Beverages Market

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