Sociedad de la información
Aproximación psicológica a los sitios de redes sociales (un estudio educativo)
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https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v26iesp.1.16511Palabras clave:
Sociedad de la información, FOMO, Sitios de redes sociales (SNSS), Trastorno por déficit de atención e hiperactividad TDA/H), Salud mentalResumen
El trabajo examina el enfoque psicológico de los sitios de redes sociales (SNS) y su impacto en las personas. No se puede afirmar categóricamente que las redes sociales solo traen beneficio o solo daño. Existen tanto redes sociales con un enfoque estrecho, que pueden ser útiles para fines laborales, como redes sociales multiusuario, con una gran funcionalidad que asegura tanto el cumplimiento de los objetivos comerciales como el entretenimiento. Pueden ayudar a pasar el tiempo, pero también pueden inducir con éxito la adicción en personas con exceso de ese mismo tiempo. En consecuencia, la influencia de las redes sociales en la sociedad es muy diversa y ambigua, y el impacto sobre un individuo en particular depende de sus cualidades subjetivas. Dado que las redes sociales son un fenómeno relativamente reciente, esta posible relación entre su uso y los sentimientos de soledad y depresión aún no se ha investigado adecuadamente. El miedo a perderse algo (FOMO) es otro efecto de salud mental que se ha relacionado fuertemente con el uso de las redes sociales.
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