This Study Explores the Effects of Social Media on Life Satisfaction
ATS3852 - Contemporary issues in social science research
21 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year: Pre-2018
As part of the major assessment for this subject, I conducted my research by interviewing participants on how frequently they used social media and how they perceived their lives, in an attempt to find some correlation.
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