Effects of Social Media on Adolescents Essay

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    With over 80 percent of teenage users, social media is an undeniably great way to communicate with family, friends, and people from around the world. It is used to share information and news with classmates outside of school. But in recent times, social media has changed the way much of how the teenage society behaves. Many studies have shown that social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram has led to an increase in psychological disorders, decrease in productivity levels,…

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    Psychological Abuse

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    this is also one of the most severe types of abuse since it leaves a latent but long-lasting (even permanent) damage to an individual that experiences it. In a study done in the effects of abuse to young individuals, it was found that the effects of verbal and psychological abuse is much greater for a child and an adolescent, especially because this is the stage where they are most vulnerable to these kinds of attacks (Al Odhayani, Watson, & Watson, 2013). However, what makes this more severe is…

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    games with violent content have recently become popular among teenagers, children and the adolescent. This new trend has raised great concern from parents, teachers, and legislatures. Many have come to voice their opinion on the need for a limit to be placed on the amount of hours the young generation should spend on the games. In fact, some have even argued that there is a need to stop completely adolescents from accessing the violent scenes in video games. This study outlines the impact of…

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    The Effects of Sports Media Coverage on Adolescents These days the media has a heavy influence on the perceptions, aspirations, and beliefs of the public. This effect is especially true in the lives of adolescents and the media coverage of celebrities and sports stars. One can easily witness the nonstop coverage of all the details, both professional and personal, of the world’s top athletes. Media outlets recognize that a large portion of the American population is younger, and that they have…

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    Cyberbullying. Richards et. al. (2015) indicates that cyberbullying is prevalent among social media used by adolescents. Cyberbullying is the deliberate use of technology to communicate false, embarrassing and hostile information about someone (Zhang et. al., 2014). The effects of cyberbullying can be suicide, anxiety and depression. Two studies conducted in Australia and Singapore linked excessive internet use and cyberbullying to suicide (Richards et. al ,2015; O 'Keeffe& Clarke-Pearson,2011).…

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    O’Neill, posted a YouTube video claiming that she was quitting social media due to its misrepresentation of day-to-day life. Her 17 minute video provided a platform for her to reveal the artificial reality of social media. Adolescents are the primary consumer of social media, with over 90% of teenagers worldwide use these networks as a means of communicating with their peers. Through the constant use of social networking, adolescents are more likely to be influenced by what they are exposed to…

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    How has Social Media Changed Interactions Among American Teens? If the modern age of technology has caused a decline in face-to-face interactions, then has the time come to label this phenomenon an issue? Before the invention of telephones, one would need to walk to a neighbor’s house to converse. Today, the ability to text has eradicated the need for direct contact. Humans have communicated from long distance, or social networking for thousands of years. Tom Standage notes, in an excerpt of…

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    achieved their crisis or in this case once the adolescent has achieved a healthy identity. As it relates to adolescents in foster care, youth have impaired self-identity due to outside forces, thus allowing the youth to have no control over their own environment. Such forces like social media make it hard for others to view these particular individuals in a positive light. Previous stigmas created by biases and assumptions do not allow the adolescents in foster care to have their own identity…

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    Thoughts such as, I’ll never look as good as her tend to be common among women when looking at an extremely thin or fit woman on social media. Unfortunately, social media have increased these types of thoughts and provoked questions from women demeaning their own body’s worth. Social media has negatively impacted a woman’s view of her body image. This is due to the fact that certain body ideals have been blown way out of proportion. These posts also include worrisome messages in order to try and…

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    business or industry is responsible for its own regulations and actions. This method of regulation differs from place to place. There is a Code which states that, “Advertising should be legal, decent, honest, and truthful, prepared with a sense of social responsibility to the consumer and society and with proper respect for the rules of fair competition.” (International Center for Alcohol Policies) This Code is known as the International Code of Advertising. The FDA and International Code of…

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