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The article discusses the impact of WhatsApp groups on individuals' psychological behavior, highlighting their role as a primary communication tool that reflects patterns of social relationships. The groups are divided into two types: temporary ones that end once their purpose is completed, and permanent ones that foster a sense of belonging. Leadership within these groups tends to be flexible, with varying levels of member participation; approximately 20% of members generate 80% of the messages, according to the Pareto principle. Within these groups, "symbolic bubbles" form that enhance collective identity but may also lead to one-sided thinking and a reduced acceptance of opposing viewpoints. Additionally, continuous interaction can develop into psychological dependency, with risks of constant anticipation resembling addiction. However, these groups also provide a space for emotional expression and stress relief. It is important to maintain moderation to prevent mental burden on individuals and to create a balanced communication environment.
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