The Effect of Adolescent’s Mental Health on Bilibili
Abstract
This paper’s content depends on the research of a social media which names is Bilibili, an app which its users mostly are adolescents. This research tends to study the mental health of the teenagers through the comments and the video content of this app. The author discuss the app on two options, the function and the content. And the author selects “suspend from school” and “cute pets” as two video types of videos from Bilibili. The author analyses the data through comments under the video by two tables, to estimate the mental health changes by the video on the app of the adolescents. The research tends to improve the mental health of the adolescents, and adjust the content of the social media, to help prefect the internet environment. The aim of this research is to make the social media friendly for the growth of the teenagers and hopes that the mental health of the adolescents can be concerned by more people.
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