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Facebook Stress more FB friends, greater stress

The more FB friends, greater stress Researchers at Napier University in Edinburgh, came to the conclusion that a large number of friends on Facebook causes stress to users of social networks. In their view, there is pressure "to be on Facebook"; thinking of the benefits it brings are different, and the University psychologists have found that requests for friendship can cause anxiety. As many as 32 percent of users of social networking feel guilty and uncomfortable when they reject someone's friend request, while almost twice as many of them, 63 percent, said they delay responding to these requests for the reasons mentioned. 10 percent do not like receiving a friend request on Facebook at all. The researchers also noted that those who have the most contacts and spend the most time on Facebook are most likely to be under great stress. Dr Kathy Charles, who led the research, said that many declared that they fear to withdraw from social networks because they think that this may miss some important information, or possibly offend any of your contacts. "Facebook keeps users in a kind of neurotic vacuum, they do not know if they should be there just in case something important not to miss," said Charles. The survey was conducted on a sample of 175 students, and three-quarters were composed of women, which many analysts who have commented on this research led to dispute the results, noting that students often have different habits in social networks than the general population.

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