Social Media Use and Well-being With Bipolar Disorder During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Path Analysis.

Ariel Pollock Star Yaacov G Bachner Bar Cohen Ophir Haglili Norm O'Rourke

Published in: JMIR formative research (2022)

Our findings suggest that the operational definition of passive-active SMU requires further analysis and refinement. In contrast to theory, passive Facebook use appears positively associated with well-being among certain populations. Longitudinal data collection over multiple points is required to identify associations between BD symptoms, SMU, and well-being over time.

Keyphrases

social media
bipolar disorder
health information
magnetic resonance
major depressive disorder
magnetic resonance imaging
machine learning
computed tomography
big data
physical activity
cross sectional
deep learning
data analysis
contrast enhanced