To Study the Social Media Impact on Mental Health in Ahemdabad

This study examines the relationship between demographic characteristics (such as age, gender) and social media use patterns, including the number of hours spent on social media daily, preferred platforms, time of usage, emotional experiences, and the perceived impact on mental health. The study aimed to determine whether significant relationships exist between these variables and individuals’ demographic profiles. Data analysis revealed that the p-values for all hypotheses were greater than 0.05, indicating no statistically significant relationships between demographic factors and social media use or emotional outcomes. The weak relationships observed, as indicated by low R-values, suggest minimal associations between these variables. The findings imply that demographic characteristics, such as age, do not play a significant role in influencing the time spent on social media, the type of platform used, or the emotional responses experienced post-use. Given these results, future research should consider expanding the sample size, exploring other variables (e.g., personality traits, socio-economic factors), and adopting longitudinal or qualitative research designs. Further investigation into the content consumed on social media, psychological factors such as self-esteem and social comparison, and specific mental health outcomes could provide deeper insights. Understanding these dynamics will be crucial for developing strategies to mitigate any potential negative impacts of social media on mental health and well-being