false or illusory social influence on people. In the digital age, social media and digital platforms create an interactive environment that has a powerful impact on people’s behavior, which can include the internalization of certain digital trends or habits that may be unrealistic or unhealthy, such as the desire for likes and comments or succumbing to the pressures of the digital society. “Digital social impact falsity” refers to how systems influence people’s psychological perceptions of social identity and success, even if the impact is not the result of actual interaction.