We've all found ourselves glaring enviously at a friend’s holiday photographs on Facebook. We can't help but compare our own lives to those that appear on our news feeds.   But new research on the psychological affects of this Facebook habit shows that it can have a negative impact on our happiness and wellbeing.

We've all found ourselves glaring enviously at a friendu2019s holiday photographs on Facebook. We can't help but compare our own lives to those that appear on our news feeds.   But new research on the psychological affects of this Facebook habit shows that it can have a negative impact on our happiness and wellbeing.

The Facebook effect; why seeing a highlight reel of other people's lives is making people depressed