The Science of Social Media
Studying social media and its effects on people is extremely difficult to achieve because social media companies don't really share data with researchers. However, what we can tell you is that the science behind social media is broken and we should be open to the possibility of its effects may they be positive or negative.
For all, we know it could be just like the time studies proved that violent video games don't really cause real-world aggression.
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