Example 1:
Increased time spent on social media negatively impacts students' academic performance by reducing the time available for studying and engaging in academic activities.
Example 2:
High usage of social media correlates with increased levels of anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues among students due to exposure to cyberbullying, comparison with peers, and the pressure to maintain an online persona.
Example 3:
Frequent use of social media, especially before bedtime, disrupts students' sleep patterns, leading to reduced sleep quality and quantity, which in turn affects their overall well-being and academic performance.
Example 4:
Extensive use of social media decreases face-to-face social interactions, leading to underdeveloped social skills and increased feelings of loneliness and social isolation among students.
Example 5:
Active engagement with social media platforms that emphasize physical appearance and lifestyle contributes to lower self-esteem and body image issues among students due to constant exposure to idealized and filtered images of peers and celebrities.
