Higher social media use linked to lower support for democracy, poll shows

The Washington Post·Apr 2

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A poll has found a link between higher social media use and lower support for democracy. Other research has also explored the potential negative effects of social media use, including its impact on mental health and wellbeing. The relationship between social media use and various outcomes, such as life satisfaction and academic performance, is being studied in different contexts and populations.

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