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Is Social Media Ruining Students?

Statistics:

Those that multitask between Facebook and studying have 20% lower grades
79% of students surveyed don’t believe this
85% of Facebook users worked less than 5hrs a week
80% of non-Facebook users that worked over 16hrs a week
Facebook users are twice as likely to be involved in campus activities
20% experiencing a feeling of social connectedness among Facebook users
They are twice as likely to feel popular
48% of students think they are sadder than their Facebook friends
25% of college students show serious depression in their status updates
Students asked to not use social media for 24 hours reported signs of withdrawls such as frantically craving, very anxious, extremely atsy, miserable, jittery and crazy
Facebook addiction is searched 350x more than cigarette addiction
Updating Facebook profiles boosts self esteem
Students who spend more time on Facebook are more narcissistic
1 in 3 students use social media for study purposes
Facebook users study between 1-5 hours, non-users study between 11-15 hours