ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communication https://t.co/Efon00po1h
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being.
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Various discussions highlight the detrimental effects of consuming negative news, with phrases like 'constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health' and 'doomscrolling is literally bad for your health.' These comments emphasize a grave tone and urgent calls for awareness, contributing to the collective recognition of the study's significant impact on mental wellbeing.
The majority of discussions reflect a strong consensus that problematic news consumption is harmful to mental and physical health.
Participants express significant curiosity and relevance about the study, as shown by comments like 'Such a fascinating conversation' and the broad sharing of the research link.
Many posts offer detailed insights into the implications of the study, such as citing specific health risks associated with doomscrolling.
There is a pervasive belief that the findings have substantial implications for public health, underscored by warnings to reduce exposure to negative news.
Abstract in brief
- The study introduces the concept of problematic news consumption, characterized by factors like preoccupation and interference in daily life.
- It analyzes survey data from US adults, revealing four distinct classes of problematic news consumption, with varying severity levels.
- Higher levels of problematic news consumption are linked to greater mental and physical health issues, suggesting the need for media literacy campaigns and interventions.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the point where its selfharm it is also a leading cause to why activists leave because they do not have the proper ways of handling constant exposure https://t.co/iYWx3QtLGU
People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical ill health, finds a new study. https://t.co/U4hvx9P6Yf
A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech https://t.co/GubKLzEzEZ https://t.co/SFWNqyEBDH
“Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by Bryan McLaughlin et al. Health Communications https://t.co/VKmrmiEmYC
#Doomscrolling beschreibt den ständigen Konsum von schlechten Nachrichten. Studienergebnissen zufolge kann dieses Verhalten krank machen. Unsere Tipps helfen bei der Bewältigung der digitalen #Informationsflut. Zur Studie: https://t.co/v2dW6DeWkG https://t.co/eW7ZzwrtDz
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Impact of Doomscrolling on Mental Health and Well-Being
This video explores why doomscrolling negatively impacts your health and provides strategies to mitigate its effects. It highlights the relationship between media consumption and increased symptoms of anxiety and…
Understanding Problematic News Consumption and Its Effects
What happens in our brains when we engage with news and seek to help ourselves? This episode explores the concept of problematic news consumption and its correlation with mental well-being, along with discussions on a…
RT @ZEQAL_BRB: @BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the po…
RT @ZEQAL_BRB: @BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the po…
RT @ZEQAL_BRB: @BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the po…
RT @ZEQAL_BRB: @BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the po…
@BIS3XUALISM A number of studies show that constant exposure to horrifying topics negatively impact mental health, to the point where its selfharm it is also a leading cause to why activists leave because they do not have the proper ways of handling constant exposure https://t.co/iYWx3QtLGU
Research has found that excessive consumption of problematic news (usually called doomscrolling) can negatively impact both mental and physical health. Read the paper here for a limited time: https://t.co/zPu83OnJnV @HCeditorialteam #Doomscrolling #PublicHealth
A recent study consolidates the link between high levels of problematic news consumption and greater mental and physical ill-being. Read the results here: https://t.co/IM5b4bDalw #MentalWellbeing
News addiction is linked to not only poor mental well-being but physical health too, new study shows https://t.co/7QafYTzlpQ https://t.co/AdVQER9pRj https://t.co/eWHnUR1Z6A
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RT @JennaLeeUSA: Such a fascinating conversation with @McLaughlin_TTU on the news … great research “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problemati…
RT @JennaLeeUSA: Such a fascinating conversation with @McLaughlin_TTU on the news … great research “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problemati…
Such a fascinating conversation with @McLaughlin_TTU on the news … great research “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” https://t.co/VSQPpxr59n . Full Interview: https://t.co/30IOtmYInX . @devin_phd https://t.co/tDIxp71S5Z
A new study consolidates the link between high levels of problematic news consumption and greater mental and physical ill-being. Read the results here: https://t.co/8iloIVY3Sb #MentalWellbeing
A new study consolidates the link between high levels of problematic news consumption and greater mental and physical ill-being. Read the results here: https://t.co/8iloIVY3Sb #MentalWellbeing
#News: A new study supports claims that there are #mentalhealth risks associated with excessive consumption of bad news. Read more → https://t.co/Y4xwLIbunL #Doomscrolling #digitaldetox https://t.co/pB0tIvcV8H
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/oyuiXnWOr6
Constantly watching news about negative events, disasters and crises can lead to increased levels of stress, anxiety, and insomnia. Study Link - https://t.co/axQrBLMTyd #facts #factcheck #factsdaily #humanpsychology #psychology #brainscience #mentalhealthsupport #mindhelp https://t.co/ZHVSYebOHw
The results of this study aren’t surprising, but they are notable. New study explores the impact of consumption of negative news stories and mental health (and other health). Let it serve as a reminder: turn your phone off from time to time. https://t.co/hJd0fWQgPB
RT @TTU_CoMC: Texas Tech University researchers Bryan McLaughlin, Melissa R. Gotlieb and Devin J. Mills recently published a study titled “…
RT @TTU_CoMC: Texas Tech University researchers Bryan McLaughlin, Melissa R. Gotlieb and Devin J. Mills recently published a study titled “…
Texas Tech University researchers Bryan McLaughlin, Melissa R. Gotlieb and Devin J. Mills recently published a study titled “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being.” https://t.co/1Cl5x12fMT
Doomscrolling is literally bad for your health. Here are four tips to help you stop @ConversationEDU https://t.co/aJy1Va6oxa https://t.co/PdSi2kSf4R
A newly published study has found that people with high levels of problematic news consumption are also more likely to have worse mental and physical health. So what can you do about it? 2/2 https://t.co/doP9BLIb8v
RT @tomgara: Researchers found about 1 in 6 people have "severely problematic" news consumption habits and those people "experience signifi…
Researchers found about 1 in 6 people have "severely problematic" news consumption habits and those people "experience significantly greater mental and physical ill-being than those with lower levels of problematic news consumption" https://t.co/aUdgciE3HD
#Doomscrolling - new research suggests that the compulsive need to read bad news on the internet can lead to poor physical and #mentalhealth. Original research paper: https://t.co/4OMJIyhEEZ and article in The Guardian: https://t.co/JCLrgDsG8v
RT @GWSMHS: What we're reading: @TexasTech researchers suggest #doomscrolling down #socialmedia’s dark path may lead to poor #mentalhealth…
RT @GWSMHS: What we're reading: @TexasTech researchers suggest #doomscrolling down #socialmedia’s dark path may lead to poor #mentalhealth…
What we're reading: @TexasTech researchers suggest #doomscrolling down #socialmedia’s dark path may lead to poor #mentalhealth and #physicalhealth https://t.co/0MZ3xoLScf via @HCeditorialteam
یک پژوهش جدید میگوید که مطالعه اخبار بد میتواند پیامدهای روحی و جسمی به دنبال داشته باشد.بر اساس نتایج این پژوهش، از بین کسانی که در خواندن خبرها مشکلات حاد داشتند، 74 درصد به اختلالات روحی دچار شده و 61 درصد مشکلات فیزیکی پیدا کرده بودند. https://t.co/ZUSDF5xgDh
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @MediaSmart_eV: #Doomscrolling beschreibt den ständigen Konsum von schlechten Nachrichten. Studienergebnissen zufolge kann dieses Verhal…
#Doomscrolling beschreibt den ständigen Konsum von schlechten Nachrichten. Studienergebnissen zufolge kann dieses Verhalten krank machen. Unsere Tipps helfen bei der Bewältigung der digitalen #Informationsflut. Zur Studie: https://t.co/v2dW6DeWkG https://t.co/eW7ZzwrtDz
'#Doomscrolling' is a real thing! Important to build a #healthy relationship with #news media sources: https://t.co/Z6AqWx1AeM
RT @HCeditorialteam: New Research in Health Communication https://t.co/GubKLzEzEZ https://t.co/BkUFKBSh6T
RT @HCeditorialteam: New Research in Health Communication https://t.co/GubKLzEzEZ https://t.co/BkUFKBSh6T
New Research in Health Communication https://t.co/GubKLzEzEZ https://t.co/BkUFKBSh6T
RT @PaulNaish78: Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t…
New research indicates that excessive news consumption may lead to both poorer mental and physical health. Avoiding this requires being discerning when choosing what sort of news sources you consume and balancing your news intake with other aspects of life:https://t.co/x8MDIuxa2t https://t.co/g9uhyryl1R
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/KcHwNl3EFt
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
(Post:220830)It's normal to feel depressed when you're dealing with all the bad news these days. However, if you get too caught up in this situation, it will interfere with your daily life. https://t.co/H2t2M3wpPL
I'm posting this on Twitter of course. https://t.co/vtsBzEVmUd
RT @HCeditorialteam: A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech…
A recent article published in @HCeditorialteam received a global media coverage. Read a full article here. @TexasTech https://t.co/GubKLzEzEZ https://t.co/SFWNqyEBDH
have not read, headline makes sense. No matter how resilient - acceleration is narrowing over time, giving rise to iterative additive injuries. Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/eRtjKowaqZ
RT @brandontward1: 43% of Americans have a problematic news addiction that affects their physical and mental health. Why let people in the…
43% of Americans have a problematic news addiction that affects their physical and mental health. Why let people in the news you’ll never meet, that don’t care about you, affect your health? I’m going back to my campfire!
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/EzSftCnSwt
Ifølge forskere er «nyhetsjunkier» mer utsatt for angst, stress, og dårligere fysisk helse.
https://t.co/DSHDNNvTmp
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
"We argue that getting caught in the dangerous narrative worlds presented in the news can have deleterious consequences for an individual’s health." https://t.co/NPhbdCqQqD
RT PsychiatricNews: RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical ill health, finds a new study. https://t.co/VrIsZEB1QH
RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical…
RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical…
RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical…
RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical…
RT @APApsychiatric: People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical…
People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical ill health, finds a new study. https://t.co/U4hvx9P6Yf
RT @BinaPattel: PROBLEMATIC #NEWS CONSUMPTION LINKED TO #PHYSICAL AND #MENTAL #HEALTH #PROBLEMS – NEW STUDY https://t.co/WrF1uYRjp5 61% FE…
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/loPspGvbak
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/oQlySS8ppT
Las personas con una necesidad obsesiva de revisar constantemente las noticias tienen más probabilidades de sufrir estrés, ansiedad y problemas de salud física. https://t.co/ha1AOFRBQm
RT @HCeditorialteam: https://t.co/GubKLzF7ux
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/6HppwkZnfR
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PROBLEMATIC #NEWS CONSUMPTION LINKED TO #PHYSICAL AND #MENTAL #HEALTH #PROBLEMS – NEW STUDY https://t.co/WrF1uYRjp5 61% FELT SICKLY SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER PHYSICAL ILL-BEING – GREAT #STRESS OVER PROLONGED PERIODS READ #AWARENESS https://t.co/253nIo8ntG https://t.co/iQ1vpj2AqV
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a thread abt the solution to news obsession (media literacy) and a link to the associated study
RT @BrianRoemmele: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” http…
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
Study shows that news consumption is not good for mental health and not that good for physical health either. Ya think?? https://t.co/X2zEWf9RM0
People with an obsessive urge to constantly check the news are more likely to suffer from stress, anxiety, and physical ill health, finds a new study published yesterday in the journal Health Communication -https://t.co/jzdacKyeu8 #mentalheath
Full article: Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being https://t.co/F4eQD0Dy8v
RT @BrianRoemmele: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” http…
RT @BrianRoemmele: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” http…
RT @BrianRoemmele: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” http…
“Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” https://t.co/mV5ux7eeag
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
RT @tandfnewsroom: News addiction linked to not only poor mental wellbeing but physical health too, new @HCeditorialteam study - out now -…
@JoelBillieux For god sake, Joël, stop consuming the news! “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” https://t.co/s2OkLhx0i4
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by B…
RT @ichiipsy: ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communica…
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RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by B…
ニュースを見ると同じことで頭がいっぱいになるなど影響を受けやすい人は見る時間を減らすなどの対策が必要になる。ニュースによる影響は注目されるようになっているので、メディアとの付き合い方についても考える必要がありそうだ。 Health Communication https://t.co/Efon00po1h
RT @tandfnewsroom: News addiction linked to not only poor mental wellbeing but physical health too, new @HCeditorialteam study - out now -…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by B…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by B…
RT @NeuroscienceNew: “Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by B…
“Caught in a Dangerous World: Problematic News Consumption and Its Relationship to Mental and Physical Ill-Being” by Bryan McLaughlin et al. Health Communications https://t.co/VKmrmiEmYC
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