Cross-cultural Perspectives on Digital Media and Well-being: A Narrative Review

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Page: 108-110

Cheryl Jolly and Shivani (Department of Psychology, School of Liberal Arts, Noida International University, Greater Noida)

In an era characterized by unprecedented digital connectivity, understanding the relationship between digital media usage and well-being across different cultural contexts is crucial. This comprehensive review synthesizes quantitative and qualitative research findings to explore the complexities of cross-cultural perspectives on digital media and well-being. Through an analysis of cultural variability in digital media usage, the impact on psychological well-being, cultural norms and technological adaptation, socioeconomic disparities, and cultural competence in digital interventions, this review offers insights into the multifaceted interplay between culture, digital technology, and human well-being.