Social Media and Self Esteem

What are the potential effects of social media on self-esteem in relationships?

• Social media is solely responsible for relationship problems.

• Social media has no impact on self-esteem in relationships.

• Social media only enhances self-esteem without any negative effects.

• Social media can negatively affect self-esteem through comparison and jealousy, but can also provide positive reinforcement and support.

What are the emotional consequences of receiving negative feedback on social media?

• Increased popularity and support from followers

• Enhanced self-confidence and motivation

• Emotional consequences include sadness, anxiety, anger, decreased self-esteem, and potential mental health issues.

• Improved mental health and well-being

How does the portrayal of relationships on social media affect real-life expectations?

• Relationships on social media have no impact on real-life expectations.

• Social media promotes healthier relationship dynamics.

• Social media accurately reflects real-life relationships.

• The portrayal of relationships on social media creates unrealistic expectations, leading to disappointment in real-life relationships.

What can happen when individuals prioritize online validation over in-person connections?

• They may experience emotional distance and misunderstandings.

• They develop stronger relationships.

• They enhance their communication skills.

• They become more socially active.

How can curated online profiles impact interpersonal relationships?

• They have no effect on interpersonal relationships.

• They encourage more authentic interactions.

• They can lead to constant comparison and reduced self-esteem.

• They can enhance self-esteem and strengthen bonds.

How can curated online profiles affect individuals' self-esteem?

• They have no impact on self-esteem.

• They encourage authentic self-expression.

• They can boost self-esteem by showcasing achievements.

• They may lead to constant comparison and reduced self-esteem.

Which psychological effect is commonly associated with overuse of social media?

• Increased happiness and contentment.

• Enhanced social skills and confidence.

• Improved relationships with peers.

• Anxiety and feelings of loneliness.

Discuss the impact of social media filters on self-esteem.

• Social media filters are universally accepted as positive for self-esteem

• Social media filters can contribute to lower self-esteem by distorting perceptions of beauty and promoting unattainable ideals.

• Social media filters have no impact on self-esteem

• Social media filters always boost self-esteem

Explain the concept of 'compare and despair' in the context of social media and self-esteem.

• Individuals tend to compare themselves to others on social media, leading to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem.

• People feel better about themselves when comparing to others on social media

• Comparing oneself to others on social media has no impact on self-esteem

• Social media comparisons always lead to positive self-esteem

Why is it crucial to differentiate between reality and curated content on social media for one's self-esteem?

• To increase self-esteem by constantly seeking validation from others

• To avoid connecting with others who have similar struggles

• To enhance self-esteem by comparing oneself to unrealistic standards

• To prevent negative impacts on self-esteem and maintain a realistic perspective.