Social Media Addiction Research Questions
1.
How is problematic social media use associated with depressive symptoms among high school students in
U.S. public schools?
2.
What is the relationship between social media addiction-like behaviors and sleep quality among
undergraduate students in the United States?
3.
To what extent does difficulty reducing social media use predict academic procrastination among college
students in the United States?
4.
How does problematic social media use relate to anxiety symptoms among adolescents receiving mental
health services in U.S. communities?
5.
What relationship exists between compulsive social media checking and perceived loneliness among young
adults in the United States?
6.
How does nighttime social media use among students with problematic use patterns relate to sleep duration
and daytime concentration?
7.
To what extent does cyberbullying exposure strengthen the association between problematic social media
use and depressive symptoms among U.S. adolescents?
8.
How do social comparison behaviors on social media relate to self-esteem and body dissatisfaction among
college-aged adults in the United States?
9.
What factors, including stress, loneliness, and social support, are associated with problematic social media
use among first-year college students?
10.
How does a four-week reduction in social media use affect self-reported well-being and sleep quality among
college students with high levels of problematic use?
11.
What is the relationship between problematic social media use and missed or delayed academic
responsibilities among U.S. undergraduate students?
12.
How do parental monitoring and family communication relate to problematic social media use among
teenagers in U.S. households?
13.
To what extent does problematic social media use predict help-seeking intentions for anxiety or depression
among adolescents in the United States?
14.
How do active and passive social media use patterns differ in their associations with psychological distress
among young adults with high levels of problematic use?
