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Jordan's Digital Anxiety: Public perceptions of social media and AI.

N = 1,471 respondents · All governorates · open access · EN/AR

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§01 Flagship · February 2026

Jordan's Digital Anxiety:
public perceptions of
social media and AI.

Nationally representative study of 1,471 Jordanians on public concern about children's exposure to social media and AI — and on the regulatory measures that might shape it. Released to mark Safer Internet Day.

N 1,471 FIELDED Dec 2025 – Jan 2026 COVERAGE All governorates

Figure 1 · Four headline findings

SINGLE WAVE · NATIONAL · WEIGHTED

Concern is high — and support for protective measures is even higher.

Public concern about children's exposure to social media and AI, paired with support for legislation and regulation. % of Jordanian respondents.

FIG · 02

AI as an emotional outlet — a generational divide.

40% of 15–24-year-olds use AI to express feelings they're uncomfortable sharing with others. Among 55+, it's just 7%.

FIG · 03

Widespread use, weighted toward the young.

Nearly half of Jordanians use AI to seek health information; over a third have turned to it for emotional support.

Health info47%

Emotional support37%

Express feelings23%

Among 15–24s40%

Among 55+7%

FIG · 04

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Support for protective measures is broad and consistent — 86–90% across the four legislative and regulatory measures tested.

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§05 Voices

"85% of Jordanians are concerned about the impact of artificial intelligence on children — and 90% support legislation restricting access to social media for those under 15."

Jordan's Digital Anxiety Study

Analyseize Research & Insights · Released for Safer Internet Day, February 2026

From Data

to Dialogue.

Twenty years of questions.

Jordan's Digital Anxiety:
public perceptions of
social media and AI.

Concern is high — and support for protective measures is even higher.

AI as an emotional outlet — a generational divide.

Widespread use, weighted toward the young.

The policy window is open.

Commissioned & Customized Research

Flagship & Original Studies

Data Aggregation & Insights

Structured Dialogue & Roundtables

Tools, Services & Measurement Platforms

An atlas of eight sectors,
built one study at a time.

Governance, Politics & Public Life

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Rule of Law & Access to Services

Health, Wellbeing & Social Services

Media, Digital Society & Information Ecosystems

Twenty years,
measured.

From Data

to Dialogue.

Twenty years of questions.

Jordan's Digital Anxiety: public perceptions of social media and AI.

Concern is high — and support for protective measures is even higher.

AI as an emotional outlet — a generational divide.

Widespread use, weighted toward the young.

The policy window is open.

Commissioned & Customized Research

Flagship & Original Studies

Data Aggregation & Insights

Structured Dialogue & Roundtables

Tools, Services & Measurement Platforms

An atlas of eight sectors,built one study at a time.

Governance, Politics & Public Life

Social Cohesion, Identity & Belonging

Violence, Security & Community Resilience

Gender, Family & Child Protection

Economic Development & Livelihoods

Rule of Law & Access to Services

Health, Wellbeing & Social Services

Media, Digital Society & Information Ecosystems

Twenty years,measured.

Four to six major reports a year.

Jordan's Digital Anxiety:
public perceptions of
social media and AI.

An atlas of eight sectors,
built one study at a time.

Twenty years,
measured.