The growth of social media platforms in recent years has changed the way people interact, connect, and utilise information.Social media has become an essential component of young people's daily life due to its tremendous appeal and ease of access.Concerns have been stated, however, regarding the possible negative impacts of social media on different aspects of their lives, including their reading habits.Reading is important for intellectual growth, language learning, critical thinking, and general academic achievement.It increases people's viewpoints, improves their information base, and boosts their imagination and creativity.However, the arrival of social media has presented new challenges and distractions that may hamper young people's reading engagement.The objective of this study is to inquire examine the adverse effects of social media on young people's reading habits.This study aims to provide significant insights into the potential consequences of excessive social media involvement on their reading behaviours through assessing the relationship between social media usage and reading behaviours.
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