Social media can increase unhealthy eating habits by influencing individuals' desire to eat, especially through images and advertisements of ultra-processed foods. One of the groups most affected by this situation is university students who use social media intensively. Therefore, examining the relationship between social media use and ultra-processed food consumption is important in terms of developing healthy eating awareness.
Age range
18 Years – 25 Years
Sex
ALL
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Evaluation of the correlation between social media use and ultra-processed food consumption in university students
Timeframe: Up to one month
Evaluation of the correlation between Social Media Use and Food Craving in University Students
Timeframe: Up to one month