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Understandsing short and long term effects of social media on wellbeing of elderly

International Journal of Humanities and Arts · 2020 · Vol. 2(1) · pp. 22–23
Sudesh Rawal

Abstract

Social networks provide a mix of positive and negative experiences. Network members can provide help in times of need and day-to-day companionship, but they can also behave in ways that are inconsiderate, hurtful, or intrusive. Researchers must grapple with these dualities in order to develop a comprehensive understanding of how social network ties affect health and well-being. This article provides an overview of research that has examined the health-related effects of positive and negative aspects of social network involvement. If focuses on later life, a time when risks for declining health and for the loss or disruption of social relationships increase.

Impact of Technology on AdolescentsTechnology Use by Older AdultsHealth disparities and outcomesInterpersonal relationshipInterpersonal tiesTerm (time)Affect (linguistics)Social relationshipOrder (exchange)Social network (sociolinguistics)PsychologySocial psychologySociology
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