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A new study published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships examined how algorithms driving social media platforms like Instagram affect feelings of loneliness among users.
The relationship between social media use and loneliness remains highly debated, with mixed findings suggesting both positive and negative effects.
Lonelier individuals tended to perceive Instagram ’s algorithms as less responsive over time.
The study was authored by Samuel Hardman Taylor and Mina Choi .
Taylor : "My goal in this research is to identify how humans and algorithms work together to produce outcomes" Other potential mechanisms beyond relational maintenance, such as the content of algorithmically curated interactions, could also provide deeper insights.
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