Launch of the World Happiness Report 2026.
- Chapter 1: Executive summary: happiness and social media
Chapter 2: International evidence on happiness and social media
Chapter 3; Social media is harming adolescents at a scale large enough to cause changes at the population level
Chapter 4; Translating scientific evidence into effective policies for health and technology requires care
Chapter 5: Adolescent life satisfaction and social media use: gender differences in an international dataset
Chapter 6 : Social media, wasting time, and product traps
Chapter 7: Problematic social media use and adolescent wellbeing: the role of family socioeconomic status across 43 countries
Chapter 8: Internet use, social media, and well-being: the role of trust, social connections, and emotional bonds. Chapter 9: Social media use and well-being in the Middle East and North Africa.
Read the full World Happiness Report 2026!
Read the Report
- Chapter 1Executive summary: happiness and social media
- Chapter 2International evidence on happiness and social media
- Chapter 3Social media is harming adolescents at a scale large enough to cause changes at the population level
- Chapter 4Translating scientific evidence into effective policies for health and technology requires care
- Chapter 5Adolescent life satisfaction and social media use: gender differences in an international dataset
- Chapter 6Social media, wasting time, and product traps
- Chapter 7Problematic social media use and adolescent wellbeing: the role of family socioeconomic status across 43 countries
- Chapter 8Internet use, social media, and wellbeing: the role of trust, social connections, and emotional bonds
- Chapter 9Social media use and wellbeing in the Middle East and North Africa

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