PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVY AND SOCIAL NETWORKS

Gulmira Yuldibaeva Baikunusova

Authors

Gulmira Yuldibaeva Baikunusova Professor, Department of Continuing Education Pedagogy, Oriental University

Abstract

In today's digital era, social networks have evolved from being mere communication platforms into complex socio-psychological environments that shape individual identity, emotional well-being, and interpersonal relationships. Within this space, individuals are continuously engaged in social comparison, a phenomenon that often intensifies feelings of envy.

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