Internet surfers caught in a web of depression
OPS_admin | Feb 03, 2010 | Comments 0
A “dark side” to the internet suggests a strong link between time spent surfing the web and depression, say psychologists.
British scientists found that the longer people spent online, the less likely they were to be happy.
A small group of the worst affected individuals were both depressed and addicted.
But it was not clear whether using the internet causes mental health problems, or whether people with mental health problems are drawn to the internet.
Full Story Internet surfers caught in a web of depression – Yorkshire Evening Post.
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