Data was analysed from nearly a million people across 72 countries over 12 years. Read more at straitstimes.com.
– There is “no evidence” that the growth in using Facebook led to “widespread psychological harm”, the largest independent scientific study on the topic concluded on Wednesday, contradicting previous analyses and widespread perceptions.
Researchers combined data on well-being collected by Gallup with Facebook’s own global membership statistics to assess how engagement with the site related to three indicators: life satisfaction, and negative and positive psychological experiences. “Quite the opposite,” he added. “In fact, our analysis indicates Facebook is possibly related to positive well-being.
Researchers on the project, which began before the Covid pandemic, worked for more than two years to secure the key data from Facebook, which currently reports nearly three billion users worldwide.
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