%0 Journal Article
%T 社交媒体对大学生心理行为的影响及应对措施<br>The Impact of Social Media on the Psychological Behavior of College Students and Its Countermeasures
%A 陈建强
%J Advances in Psychology
%P 1-7
%@ 2160-7281
%D 2024
%I Hans Publishing
%R 10.12677/ap.2024.148513
%X 在新媒体时代快速发展的背景下，社交媒体已深入融入大学生群体，并成为他们交流互动的核心渠道。社交媒体在满足大学生社交需求、增进心灵沟通、推动个性表达等方面发挥了积极作用，极大地促进了信息的共享与传播。然而，社交媒体的普及也带来了一系列问题，导致部分大学生过度依赖，进而产生社交依赖、社交倦怠现象，情绪失衡问题加剧，以及信息迷失现象日益严重，这些问题对大学生的心理健康发展构成了挑战。针对上述问题，高校应肩负起重要责任，积极开展心理教育及心理干预工作。通过实施有效的监管措施，引导大学生正确使用社交媒体，促进他们心理健康的全面发展，确保他们在社交媒体时代能够健康成长。高校应当关注大学生的心理需求，加强心理健康教育，提供必要的心理辅导与支持，帮助他们树立正确的价值观，提升自我管理能力，以应对社交媒体带来的挑战。<br />
Against the backdrop of rapid development in the era of new media, social media has deeply integrated into the group of college students and become the core channel for their communication and interaction. Social media has played a positive role in meeting the social needs of college students, enhancing spiritual communication, and promoting personal expression, greatly promoting information sharing and dissemination. However, the popularity of social media has also brought about a series of problems, leading to some college students being overly dependent, resulting in social dependence, social fatigue, intensified emotional imbalance, and increasingly serious information loss. These problems pose challenges to the mental health development of college students. In response to the above issues, universities should shoulder important responsibilities and actively carry out psychological education and intervention work. By implementing effective regulatory measures, guiding college students to use social media correctly, promoting their comprehensive psychological development, and ensuring their healthy growth in the era of social media. Universities should pay attention to the psychological needs of college students, strengthen mental health education, provide necessary psychological counseling and support, help them establish correct values, improve self-management abilities, and cope with the challenges brought by social media.
%K 社交媒体&#65292
%K 心理健康&#65292
%K 大学生<br>Social Media
%K Psychological Health
%K University Student
%U http://www.hanspub.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=92849