由雪菲爾大學的經濟學者團隊研究發現，若兒童平時花越多時間使用臉書（Fa

由雪菲爾大學的經濟學者團隊研究發現，若兒童平時花越多時間使用臉書（Facebook）、Snapchat、WhatsApp、Instagram等社群媒體，他們對於自己的外表、學校、課業、家庭等生活方面就越感到不滿。然而，除了一件事情例外，他們在友誼方面會感到更愉快。 學者發現，1天只要花1小時使用社群媒體，兒童完全滿意自己生活的機率便下降約14％，這個下降幅度是單親家庭所估計帶來的負面影響的3倍之多，也比逃學的影響還大。

結果 (英文) 1:

By a team of economists at the University of Sheffield
found that research, if the children usually spend more time using face book (Facebook), Snapchat, WhatsApp, Instagram and other social media, for their own appearance, school, homework, family and other aspects of life the more dissatisfied. However, except for one thing exception, they feel better about themselves in terms of friendship.
Researchers found that the probability of just 1 day 1 hour using social media, children will be completely satisfied with their life decreased by about 14%, this decline in single-parent families are three times the estimated negative impact brought about much, than truancy the impact is greater.

結果 (英文) 2:

Team of Economists from Sheffield University
The study found that the more children spend more time using social media such as Facebook, Snapchat, WhatsApp and Instagram, the more dissatisfied they are with their appearance, school, schoolwork, family and other aspects of their lives. However, with one exception, they will feel more happy about friendship.
Scholars found that for as little as one hour a day to use social media, children's chances of being completely satisfied with their lives fell by about 14 percent, three times as much as the negative impact of single-parent families' estimates, and more than the impact of truancy.

結果 (英文) 3:

By the team of economists from the University of Sheffield
The study found that if children spend more time using social media such as Facebook, snapchat, WhatsApp and instagram, they are more dissatisfied with their appearance, school, schoolwork, family and other aspects of life. However, with one exception, they will be happier in terms of friendship.
Scholars have found that the rate of children's full satisfaction with their lives decreases about 14% if they spend only one hour a day using social media, which is more than three times of the estimated negative impact of single parent families, and also greater than the impact of truancy.