Twitter Increases Our Anxiety, Reduces Our Confidence [SURVEY]
Tweeting might be bad for your health, a new UK-based survey has found.
A poll of Facebook and Twitter users found that over half of them believe that the social networks have changed their behavior, and that their lives have actually be changed for the worse.
The Telegraph reports that the charity Anxiety UK commissioned a poll of 298 people to determine how social networks affect their health and daily lives.
Of those polled, 53 percent said that Twitter and Facebook have changed their behavior and 51 percent said that it was changed for the worse.
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