Purpose The purpose of this review was to estimate the prevalence of screen-based
disordered eating (SBDE) and several potential risk factors in university undergraduate …

The use of social networking sites for socializing, having fun, solving academic tasks or even
getting counselling for health-related problems is now inevitable. Methods: A total of 427 …

Social media provides a useful platform for people to share information, develop networks,
and connect with each other online. While social media allows one to foster relationships …

In this review, analysis of the studies pertaining to the role of social media in body
dissatisfaction eventually leading to body dysmorphia and eating disorders was conducted …

The study adds to the literature by analyzing data from Kuwait University, a public university
in the Gulf region of the Middle East, where research in the area of social media is relatively …

Aim This study was planned to determine the relationship between social media addiction
and orthorexia nervosa (ON), eating attitude and body image among adolescents. Method …

Widespread concern has been expressed regarding unrealistic body image and adolescent
eating disorder promoting content on social media (SM) platforms. Numerous research …

Background Previous studies testing for a direct relationship between social networking
sites (SNS) addiction and body dissatisfaction (BD) have yielded inconsistent results. Here …

The study investigates psychopathological symptoms and the Big Five personality traits as
predictors of “problematic smartphone use”(PSU) in different generational groups. The …

Purpose: Adolescents' excessive social media use has characteristics similar to other
addictive behaviours. This study aims to explore whether the same risk factors are …