A. Kristen Weir, a psychological researcher, writes,“During adolescent development, brain regions associated with the desire for attention, feedback, and reinforcement from peers become more sensitive. Meanwhile, the brain regions involved in self-control have not fully matured” (3). B. Background 1.The definition of bullying is known as the cruel actions repeatedly taken by one person to another, but as the age of technology has increased the new type of bullying is known as cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is the same action as traditional bullying, but it is done over social media and can be much more harmful. 2. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Weir explains that as teens grow up in the present world, they adapt to the
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3. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Once minors become addicted to using social media, the effort of parents to stop this issue becomes less effective because the children are unlikely to listen to anything concerning the issue (Van den Eijnden, et al. 1). The adage of the adage. C. Most researchers will say that social media provides a sense of community for adolescents; on the other hand, others will argue that social media creates a feeling of isolation and an unfriendly environment. D. Parents should stop allowing teenagers to use social media because it causes bullying amongst teens, prohibits sleep, and exposes juveniles to potentially dangerous people. II. Social media brings a harmful uprising of cruel activities amongst juveniles. A. Children are unaware of the negative effects that the cruel activities of cyberbullying can cause to other children. …show more content…
As the use of social media increases, more than 40% of teens expressed suicidal and depressive thoughts caused by cyberbullying (Weir 2). i. Social media manifests a false reality amongst teenagers and their mental state. 3. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Furthermore, online influencers lead to other dire consequences. a. As the youth start to bully through social media, they are unable to see the reactions of their victims, so they are more likely to perform more harmful actions (Peebles 527). i. The adolescent population does not possess the ability to understand the consequences of their actions, and they will continue to act out in return for attention. 4. What is the difference between a.. Unfortunately, teens continue to endure harassment from the screen. a. Erin Peebles, a medical research doctor, writes that,“Anywhere from 9% to 25% of children reported they would not tell anyone about being cyberbullied”(1). i. Teens may encounter online obstacles such as cyberbullies; oftentimes, it is not shared due to fear someone may not believe them. B. Social media changes the way teenagers act, and how they view themselves. III. Not only is social media harmful to a teenagers mental health, but it can also impact their sleep patterns in a negative
3. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Once minors become addicted to using social media, the effort of parents to stop this issue becomes less effective because the children are unlikely to listen to anything concerning the issue (Van den Eijnden, et al. 1). The adage of the adage. C. Most researchers will say that social media provides a sense of community for adolescents; on the other hand, others will argue that social media creates a feeling of isolation and an unfriendly environment. D. Parents should stop allowing teenagers to use social media because it causes bullying amongst teens, prohibits sleep, and exposes juveniles to potentially dangerous people. II. Social media brings a harmful uprising of cruel activities amongst juveniles. A. Children are unaware of the negative effects that the cruel activities of cyberbullying can cause to other children. …show more content…
As the use of social media increases, more than 40% of teens expressed suicidal and depressive thoughts caused by cyberbullying (Weir 2). i. Social media manifests a false reality amongst teenagers and their mental state. 3. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Furthermore, online influencers lead to other dire consequences. a. As the youth start to bully through social media, they are unable to see the reactions of their victims, so they are more likely to perform more harmful actions (Peebles 527). i. The adolescent population does not possess the ability to understand the consequences of their actions, and they will continue to act out in return for attention. 4. What is the difference between a.. Unfortunately, teens continue to endure harassment from the screen. a. Erin Peebles, a medical research doctor, writes that,“Anywhere from 9% to 25% of children reported they would not tell anyone about being cyberbullied”(1). i. Teens may encounter online obstacles such as cyberbullies; oftentimes, it is not shared due to fear someone may not believe them. B. Social media changes the way teenagers act, and how they view themselves. III. Not only is social media harmful to a teenagers mental health, but it can also impact their sleep patterns in a negative