Impact of Social Media on Fast Food Consumption Habits Among Young Adults

This dataset contains responses from 418 participants to a structured survey investigating the influence of social media on fast food consumption habits. It includes detailed information on demographics (age, gender, education), social media usage patterns (platforms, time spent, and engagement), exposure to fast food-related content, actual fast food consumption in the past 7 days, and participants’ perceptions of social media’s impact on eating behaviors. Several questions allow multiple selections, capturing a comprehensive view of participants’ preferences and behaviors.

Dataset Overview
Rows (Responses): 418

Columns (Questions): 17

Type: Survey data on demographics, social media usage, and its influence on fast food consumption.

Column Groups
Demographics:

Age

Gender

Education

Social Media Usage:

Platforms used regularly

Average time spent per day

Most used platform

Exposure to Fast Food Content:

Frequency of seeing fast food content

Feelings after seeing content

Have they purchased fast food after seeing it on social media

Platform influencing purchase

Actual Fast Food Consumption:

Times eaten fast food in past 7 days

Whether social media influenced the recent consumption

Types of fast food consumed

Perception & Influence:

Do they believe social media affects food choices

Rating (1–5) of how much social media influences teenagers

Optional comments

Data Type Notes
Most columns are categorical (e.g., "Yes", "No", "Sometimes").

Q15 is numeric (1–5 scale).

Some questions have multi-select responses, separated by ; (e.g., platforms, fast food types).