The Psychology of Social Media Why We Like, Comment, and Share #infographic

Published by Web Desk Tuesday, December 11, 2018

60% of women admitted being addicted to social networking sites. 56% of users shared that they were afraid of missing something important online. It was also estimated, in another research, that an average person spends approximately 135 minutes per day on social media.

The reason why people want to go online, and share something, lies in the psyche of letting others know of one's real self, and staying connected with the rest of the world, especially friends and family. But there are many drawbacks to this dependence as well. Users often find their self-esteems suffering in the process. Therefore, it is important to cut down the usage of these sites.

infographic by: digitalinformationworld.com

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