Manifestation of Depression and Loneliness on Social Networks: A Case Study of Young Adults on Facebook
Manifestation of Depression and Loneliness on Social Networks: A Case Study of Young Adults on Facebook
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社交网络上抑郁和孤独的表现：Facebook 上年轻人的案例研究
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发表时间：
2015
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通讯作者：
M. Cha
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作者：
Sungkyu (Shaun) Park;Inyeop Kim;Sang Won Lee;Jaehyun Yoo;B. Jeong;M. Cha
随着世界各地的人们在网上花费越来越多的时间，在线体验如何与健康和福祉联系起来的问题至关重要。本文介绍了Facebook上的活动如何与用户的抑郁状态相关联。基于212名年轻人的在线日志，我们发现不仅网络的庞大规模，而且社交网络上互动的频率和多样性与抑郁症密切相关。抑郁的人报告了关于评论和喜欢的较小参与网络，这两种流行的互动形式。与互动水平下降相反，抑郁症患者的发帖率增加，并且中午在网上活跃，这可以解释为一种与热衷于社交媒体的年轻人的孤独感程度有关的地方性行为。我们从理论、经验和主观的角度讨论这些发现。
As people around the world are spending increasing amounts of time online, the question of how online experiences are linked to health and well-being is essential. This paper presents how activities on Facebook are associated with the depressive states of users. Based on online logs of 212 young adults, we show not only the sheer size of the network but also the frequency and diversity of interactions on social networks have close associations with depression. Depressed individuals reported smaller involved networks regarding comments and likes, the two popular forms of interactions. In contrast to the decreased level of interactions, depressed individuals showed an increase in the wall post rates and were active online during midday, which can be interpreted as an endemic behavior linked to the perceived degree of loneliness among young adults who are avid users of social media. We discuss these findings from theoretical, empirical, and subjective perspectives.
影响因子：
17.7
作者：
Sirey, JA;Bruce, ML;Meyers, BS
通讯作者：
Meyers, BS