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Many teenagers are not meeting their goals academically and socially due to the obsessive amount of time they use unproductive social media apps
Four solutions that can curve this dilemma are legal and parental control over social media use, social media shifting to more positive and informational content, self-imposed no-social media time and lastly, using counseling and therapy to break out of social media addiction
Starting with us as active participants in college, we can begin to change and break the perpetual and ground setting cycle of competition, and decrease the rates of one neglecting a higher education. According to a Blog, "Kubbco", in order to introduce high-impact of leadership upon social media is by:
1. Spreading the News
2. Learning and Educating
3. Building the Relationships and Consistency
4. Creativity
Counseling for Social Media Addiction
Social media is now recognised as a diagnosable condition. People who are addicted to social media can now seek treatment from professionals. Whether in person or online, treatments for social media addiction can come in the form of:
Although it might not directly affect one's physical condition, social media addiction has been linked to depression, anxiety and low self-esteem especially amongst younger users.
All four of these solutions could be blended together to end the detrimental effects of social media. Laws could be put into place to create healthy content and a safe space for young people to exchange ideas and conversations. Algorithms can be produced to promote positive content instead of addictive attention-grabbing posts. Individuals can block off social media during certain times such as school hours and study time. Finally, awareness of this addiction and help for those that need it must be available
Barbaro, et al. “A Sweeping Plan to Protect Kids From Social Media.”
The Daily, Mar. 2023 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/27/podcasts/the-daily/social-media-instagram-tiktok-utah-ban.html. Accessed 13 Apr. 2023