Social Media & Mental Health Survey Dashboard
Age-based correlation shifts, daily time patterns, and three behavioral profiles across the survey sample.
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Key signals
This dashboard centers on the strongest age split, the clearest time-use pattern, and the three-profile segmentation derived from the survey.
Profile lens
The radar and bubble charts summarize how the three profiles separate across usage intensity, social comparison, validation seeking, depression, and worry.
Time-use correlations are steeper in the 25+ group
Grouped bars compare how daily time aligns with depression, social comparison, and worry in each age band.
Younger respondents cluster more heavily in the longest-use brackets
Stacked composition bars normalize each age group to 100% so the time pattern is comparable despite different sample sizes.
Average depression rises with longer daily use in both age groups
Heatmap cells show the mean depression score for each daily-time bucket and age band.
The three profiles separate clearly across the five survey dimensions
Radar traces compare the average score patterns from the cluster summary.
Profile separation map: comparison versus depression
Bubble size reflects profile count, while color intensity tracks average daily time score.
Profile size, age mix, and score snapshot
| Profile | Respondents | Under 25 | 25+ | Avg Time | Comparison | Depression |
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