Social Media Means
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Finsta Finsta is a combination of two words: Fake and Instagram. It's a secret account that can only be accessed if you know someone has one, and you know what their username is. Hence, it's more private and exclusive. For example, if you type in your son or daughter's name in Instagram's search box, you may find their Insta.
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Read More »You may have heard of Insta. It’s short for Instagram, a popular social media photo-sharing app that’s a favorite of teens and adolescents around the world.
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Read More »In general, it’s your responsibility as a parent to monitor your teen’s media usage. Even adolescents who aren’t posting inappropriate memes or worrisome content on Finsta may be feeling the effects of too much social media exposure. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter and other sites are breeding grounds for competition and peer pressure, based on curated realities that are not ultimately real. Many teens wonder why everyone seems to be living a perfect life, except for them. This stress can exacerbate pre-existing mental health issues or can cause depression and anxiety to develop. In fact, depression has been linked to heavy social media use. One study of teens found that in those who reported they were unhappy with their lives, 18% said social media makes them feel more depressed. In their 2018 yearly report, Common Sense Media found that the largest effect of social media use on adolescents appears in eighth graders who spend 10 or more hours a week on social media. This age group is 56% more likely to report being unhappy than those who spend less time on social media. It’s also important to note that adolescent girls have higher rates of depression than boys; they are twice as likely to be depressed. So if you’re a parent of an adolescent girl who shows signs of depression and uses social media a lot – meaning, who checks these sites more than six times a day – social media may, indeed, be a contributing factor to her depression. Talk to a mental health professional to receive an evaluation. For more information on improving your teen’s social media usage, read our tips here.
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