Guazzini Andrea, Gursesli Mustafa Can, Serritella Elena, Tani Margherita, Duradoni Mirko
Department of Education, Literatures, Intercultural Studies, Languages and Psychology, University of Florence, 50135 Florence, Italy.
Centre for the Study of Complex Dynamics, University of Florence, 50019 Sesto Fiorentino, Italy.
Eur J Investig Health Psychol Educ. 2022 Aug 15;12(8):1108-1120. doi: 10.3390/ejihpe12080078.
Social media (SM) are the new standard for social interaction and people with OCD use such platforms like everyone else. However, the research on these individuals provides limited, sporadic, and difficult-to-generalize data outside of social-media evidence for one specific context concerning how SM is experienced by people with OCD. Our cross-sectional study involved 660 participants (71.4% females, 28.6% males) with 22% of the sample surpassing the 90° percentile threshold to be identified as high-level OCD-symptomatic individuals. Our work highlighted that roughly all OCD types are affected by social media in terms of mood and that these individuals appeared to give SM more importance than non-OCD individuals. The evidence presented, although very narrow, can be conceived as the first building blocks to encourage future research considering how individuals with OCD experience social media, since they appear to be affected more by them compared to non-OCD individuals.
社交媒体（SM）是社交互动的新标准，患有强迫症（OCD）的人与其他人一样使用此类平台。然而，关于这些个体的研究提供的数据有限、零散且难以推广，除了关于强迫症患者如何体验社交媒体的一个特定背景下的社交媒体证据之外。我们的横断面研究涉及660名参与者（71.4%为女性，28.6%为男性），其中22%的样本超过90°百分位数阈值，被确定为高症状水平的强迫症个体。我们的研究突出表明，大致所有类型的强迫症在情绪方面都会受到社交媒体的影响，而且这些个体似乎比非强迫症个体更重视社交媒体。所呈现的证据虽然非常有限，但可以被视为鼓励未来研究的第一个基石，该研究考虑强迫症患者如何体验社交媒体，因为与非强迫症个体相比，他们似乎受社交媒体的影响更大。
