Mental health experts have observed alarming connections between teenage personality disorders and social media use within the last ten years.
Developing minds can be significantly impacted by the pressure to maintain an online presence as well as the addictive nature of social affirmation.
This article explores the complex connection between teens’ growing use of social media and personality disorder prevalence. What Are Personality Disorders in Teens? Personality disorders in teens is a mental illness that involves unhealthy and inflexible patterns of thinking, behaving, and relating to others.
Some common symptoms include: Difficulty trusting others Unpredictable behavior Extreme mood swings Difficulty in relationships Social isolation Ongoing depression Increased defensiveness A need for immediate gratification Inability to control impulses Substance abuse issues The following personality disorders are commonly observed in adolescents: Narcissistic Personality Disorder According to the Polaris Teen Center, teens with this disorder often exhibit an exaggerated sense of self-importance.