They are too vain, this new study is clearly about them.
Do you want to get rid of your owners from your life? Researchers say that there is a hyd habit that is not inappropriate.
The way they use smartphones can tell you everything you need to know. The new study is much more likely to show patterns that are a problem with scroll, posts and social media posts.
Data posted on Personality Research JournalPersonal social media behavior shows that someone can be a little indicator of it.
Social media addiction is beyond many use. This includes compulsory confirmation of updates, not despite negative results, and depends on online interactions for emotional satisfaction.
Such behavior can lead to actual problems, including sleeping problems, reduction of face -to -face interactions, and occupation and academic performance.
The team tried to explore how to affect each other over time, not whether it was connected to self -love.
First of all, they confirmed six forms of selfism: admiration, competition, enemy, isolation, heroism and sacredness.
The research sample consists of 339 people between 19 and 41 years old living in Poland. They all completed multiple evaluations and answered questions about the use of social media, and wrote a established measurement for self -kids and social networking addictions focused on Instagram, Facebook and Tiktok.
The results showed that even individuals with high scores from almost all forms of selfism, except for divinity, reported higher levels of social media addiction.
However, the mechanics between the two vary depending on the type of self.
Those with heroism, admiration and competition had researchers called “mutual relationships” with addiction.
When one person went up, the other tended to go down over time, and the user alternated between the bursts of self -centered behavior and the compulsive social media use, suggesting push pool mechanics. This suggests the internal struggle between seeking admiration and dealing with the consequences of addiction.
In contrast, the hostile, hostile, and hostile form of self -lovers and isolation (demolition and cold) coincide with social media addiction. The same was true of this dark self -love characteristics when the use surged.
This suggests that these characteristics can actually worsen addiction or supply them in a continuous loop.
What does this mean to the general user?
If someone constantly sticks to his phone and obsesses it to his favorite people and followers, they may not only be addicted to their feed, but also reveal something about their personality.
And if their behavior seems to be led by the necessity of admiration or indicated as an antagonism, he will be looking at his love pattern.
Of course, researchers warn that their research was entirely based on its own reporting data, which means that some discoveries can be affected by the method of honestly evaluating their behavior and characteristics.
Nevertheless, this study opens up a fascinating window of how online habits reflect our inner world.
Next, when it does not make you refresh your Instagram feed next time, is it just a bad habit?
