Two psychologists have shown that selfie-addicts might have a real mental disorder . HERE ARE THE SIX Factors:
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need for self-confidence,
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attention seeking,
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mood modification,
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environmental enhancement,
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subjective conformity or
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social competition
How do you score on this “Selfitis Behavior Scale,” or SBS, which level do you see yourself?
- Borderline – Taking selfies at least three times a day, but not necessarily posting them on social media
- Acute – Taking selfies at least three times a day and posting every one of them on social media
- Chronic – Uncontrollable selfies cannot resist the urge to point their phone at their face and post on social media more than six times per day
READ MORE: Star-Telegram
Use the "selfitis" scale to see how bad you've got it.
Posted by Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Friday, December 15, 2017
Selfie addiction may be a real psychological disorder https://t.co/QDBC7RoT3y
— in2recovery (@in2recovery) December 15, 2017
