In the last few decades, social media users have drastically increased. According to one study, in 2005, only 5% of American adults were using social media sites. But by the end of 2019, 70% of the total United States population was active on various social media sites.
The rapid growth in the number of Facebook (Meta), Instagram, Twitter, and other social media sites users, along with the time spent by each user; has attracted the attention of policymakers, parents, doctors, and other experts to analyze the impact of social media on our day to day lives and psychological health.
Moreover, social media also leads to less time spent with family and friends in person, shaping a new
