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Title:Uporaba spletnih družbenih omrežij pri mladih odraslih: Pomen spremljanja vsebin duševnega zdravja v vsakdanjem življenju
Authors:ID Mlekuž, Maja (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:FUDS - School of advanced social studies
Abstract:Magistrsko delo raziskuje na eni strani vlogo in navade mladih odraslih pri uporabi spletnih družbenih omrežij ter vpliv teh na dojemanje in ozaveščenost o duševnem zdravju. Tehnološki napredek in digitalna omrežja postajajo sestavni del vsakdanjega življenja, kar vpliva na naša družbena vedenja ter dojemanje sebe in okolice. V strokovnem delu se osredotočamo na pomen povezanosti za duševno zdravje in hkrati na tveganja, povezana z neresničnimi informacijami, stigmatizacijo in s t. i. filter mehurčki, ki jih ustvarjajo algoritmi na družbenih omrežjih. Magistrsko delo vključuje teoretični del, v katerem obravnavamo razvoj tehnologije, nove medije, družbene medije, spletna družbena omrežja, njihovo funkcionalnost in vpliv na uporabnike. Poleg tega ta del služi kot temelj razumevanja vsebin o duševnem zdravju ter vlogi družbenih omrežij pri širjenju informacij. Empirični del naloge se najprej osredotoča na navade mladih odraslih pri uporabi spletnih družbenih omrežij ter na poskus določanja njihove uporabne vrednosti, v nadaljevanju pa na spremljanje vsebin o duševnem zdravju in razumevanje, kaj jim te vsebine prinašajo v življenje. Osrednji ugotovitvi nakazujeta na množično in pogosto uporabo spletnih družbenih omrežij ter raznoliko uporabno vrednost, hkrati pa dokazujeta pomembno vlogo družbenih omrežij na širjenje informacij o duševnem zdravju ter poudarjata vidne učinke spremljanja vsebin o duševnem zdravju v vsakdanjem življenju mladih odraslih.
Keywords:tehnologija, spletna družbena omrežja, mladi odrasli, duševno zdravje, stigma, algoritmi
Year of publishing:2025
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-12278 New window
Publication date in ReVIS:24.09.2025
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Title:The use of Social Media Among Young Adults: The Importance of Monitoring Mental Health Content in Everyday Life
Abstract:The master's thesis investigates, on one hand, the role and habits of young adults in using online social networks and the influence of these networks on the perception and awareness of mental health. Technological advancements and digital platforms are becoming an integral part of everyday life, influencing our social behaviors and our perception of ourselves and our surroundings. The work focuses on the importance of connectivity in mental health, while also addressing the risks associated with false information, stigma, and filter bubbles created by algorithms on social networks. The thesis includes a theoretical part, where we discuss the development of technology, new media, social media, online social networks, and their functionality and impact on users. Furthermore, this part also serves as a foundation for understanding content related to mental health and the role of social networks in spreading information. The empirical part of the thesis first focuses on the habits of young adults in using online social networks and attempts to assign practical value, later turning to the monitoring of content related to mental health and understanding what these contents bring to their lives. The main findings suggest mass and frequent use of online social networks and diverse practical value, while also demonstrating the significant role of social networks in spreading information about mental health and showing the noticeable effects of monitoring content related to mental health in the everyday lives of young adults.
Keywords:technology, social media, young adults, mental health, stigma, algorithms


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