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September 18, 2025Studies in Media and CommunicationOpen Access

Using Social Media Sites and Its Relation with Social Isolation and Selfishness in Youth: A Predictive Study

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MKMohamed Ahmed KhalifaSBShaimaa Ezzat BashaHFHossam Fayez

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Overview

Predictive study exhibits correlation between social media use, social isolation, and selfishness in youth.

Key Points

  • A positive correlation exists between intensive social media use and increased social isolation and selfishness.
  • Approximately 67.3% of students reported that social media negatively affects their connection to reality.
  • The research sample consisted of 600 university students, examining their social media exposure and its effects.
  • Facebook was the most preferred social media platform, followed by WhatsApp among respondents.

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Khalifa et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d462db31b076d99fa62a00https://doi.org/10.11114/smc.v14i1.7867
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