New Poll: Americans Less Likely than in 2022 to Say Social Media Has Hurt Society, Political & Civil Discourse
Nearly one in three (30%) Americans had seen someone share their experiences with mental health disorder symptoms on social media.
- Nearly one in three (30%) Americans had seen someone share their experiences with mental health disorder symptoms on social media.
- One-fifth (22%) had learned about mental health disorders or symptoms and 17% asked their doctor about mental health information that they had found on social media.
- Twelve percent self-diagnosed with a mental health disorder or a symptom.
- “It is no surprise that particularly younger Americans are listening and joining the social media conversation on mental health,” said APA CEO and Medical Director Saul Levin, M.D., M.P.A.