| Autor: |
patil, Vandana, jain, Manila, Mahato, Pawan Kumar |
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Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research (Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research); 2023, Vol. 14 Issue 9, p888-898, 11p |
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Background: Online social network sites use has been emerged as a most powerful tool for communication and exchange of information all over the world. More recently the Whats app, Twitter, Face book, Instagram apps have provoked a revolution and unlocked a new dimension in the field of communication and technology; this ongoing digital revolution has touched and turned almost every sphere of life of its users whether its physical, social, emotional, moral or ethical.For Online social network users it is the need of hour to be emotionally mature to manage and monitor their own emotions, to assess the emotional state of others, to deal with the situations accordingly and purposefully. Quite often it has been observed that young online social network users get emotionally involved in this virtual world and Act in that emotional flow which sometimes results in an emotional trauma leaving its impression for long. Aim and Objectives: the study emotional Maturity of online Social Network Sites users of undergraduate medical students. Material and Material: Results: online social network sites use on the independence and total emotional maturity.Young adolescents who use more online social network sites are not emotionally stable in comparison to who use less online social networks sites. The implications of the study are discussed in light of the adverse effects of using online social network sites in India. Conclusions: More online social network site users are emotionally less matured compared to those who use less online social network sites. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Databáze: |
Complementary Index |
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