Unethical artificial intelligence use linked to time pressure, status motives, and online norms
Unethical artificial intelligence use was associated with pressure, status motives, and similar behavior across life domains. This paper looks beyond cheating. It tracks questionable artificial intelligence use. The pattern is about pressure and status. Quick summary What the study found: The PLOS One paper Motivational and psychological variables related to unethical uses of artificial intelligence […]
Problematic cryptoasset trading linked with more depressive symptoms, anxiety and isolation
Problematic cryptoasset trading was linked with more depressive symptoms, anxiety symptoms, and social isolation in a cross-sectional survey. The link was clear. It was not causal. The pattern matters for digital money habits. Quick summary What the study found: In Problematic cryptoasset trading is associated with greater depressive symptoms, anxiety symptoms, and social isolation, higher […]
Enterprise social media use linked to overload, exhaustion, and lower well-being
Workplace social platforms can make collaboration easier, but this study links heavier use with overload, boundary stress, exhaustion, and lower well-being. Always-on work can feel costly. Messages pile up fast. The study points to overload and blurred boundaries as key links. Quick summary What the study found: In How enterprise social media use affects employee […]
Digital well-being in students linked with self-regulation, confidence, and support
A scoping review maps the habits, skills, and environments tied to digital well-being in higher education learners. Digital learning is not just screen time. Habits matter. So do confidence and support. Quick summary What the study found: The scoping review The digital well-being among learners in higher education: a scoping review identified eight connected elements […]
Internet addiction linked with higher fear of missing out and lower life satisfaction
In Lebanese adults, higher internet addiction scores were linked with more fear of missing out and lower life satisfaction. Digital habits tracked with well-being. The pattern was not simple. Life satisfaction did not explain every link. Quick summary What the study found: The paper Digital health risks and well-being: internet addiction, fear of missing out, […]
Higher step counts linked to better mental health and sleep in college students
A 14-day student study linked higher average step counts with fewer mental health symptoms, earlier sleep timing, and better sleep quality. Steps tracked with mood. Sleep shifted too. The pattern was encouraging, not definitive. Quick summary What the study found: In 217 college students, higher average step count was associated with lower anxiety, depression, and […]