Facebook Study

Insecure narcissist? Check. Seek admiration on a grand scale? Check. Welcome to Facebook

Social networking sites such as Facebook provide the ideal environment for insecure narcissists to promote themselves and seek the admiration of others on a grand scale, a study says.

Most Facebook posts are inspired by envy, finds study

What drives you to keep posting your "good times" pictures on Facebook? Envy is a key motivator behind such posts and that contributes to a decrease in mental well-being among users, says a new study.

Facebook users more likely to be unhappy than non-users, says study

Facebook posts say a lot about a person's characteristic traits: Study

A new study from London's Brunel University has found that Facebook posts say a lot about a person's characteristic traits.

Want more 'likes' on Facebook? Check your watch

So when is the best time to post on Facebook? On weekdays during working hours, and then again between 7 pm and 8 pm, suggests the study, Bustle.com reported.

Facebook not putting users in an ideological information bubble, says study

Social media networks like Facebook are not putting users in an ideological information bubble, despite fears to the contrary, a new research report said Thursday.

'Facebook Generation' happier, healthier than teenagers a decade ago, reveals study

Today's "Facebook Generation" is happier and healthier than teenagers a decade ago, finds a new study. Adolescence is a crucial stage in life when you lay the foundation for adulthood.

People insecure in their relationships are more active on Facebook, says study

People who are insecure in their relationships are more actively engaged on Facebook - frequently posting on walls, commenting, updating their status or 'liking' something

Frequent Facebook use increases chances of cyber attacks

Shy and lonely people spend more time on Facebook, says new study