“Teens who grow up checking SocialMedia more often are becoming hypersensitive to feedback from their peers,” said Dr. Eva Telzer, the study's lead author. – via healthing_ca brainhealth healthnews teenagers
For each serving of fruit and vegetables they assumed their Facebook friends ate, the participants devoured an extra fifth of a serving, a study showed
The scans showed that the “habitual” social media users — the ones who checked their feeds upwards of 15 times a day — had more activity in three specific parts of their brain, associated with rewards, “We can’t make causal claims that social media is changing the brain,” study co-author Eva H. Telzer, an associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,But “teens who are habitually checking their social media are showing these pretty dramatic changes in the way their brains are responding, which could potentially have long-term consequences well into adulthood, sort of setting the stage for brain development over time.
s asking the question” about whether social media can change behaviour, as medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer AshtonAdolescent brains re-adapt rapidly
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