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    world and you have to be able to communicate with people all the time. The internet can be used as an extremely useful tool when it comes to communicating with loved ones from different parts of the world, which evidently does not always have negative impact our social interactions. When not physically near each other the internet acts as the strongest connection for loved ones. Jenna Wortham contributes in her article “I Had a Nice Time With You Tonight. On the App.”,to the text They Say, I…

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    The Effects of Technology Technology had achieved many different things during the last few years; we have started to rely on more affecting us emotionally, physically, and mentally. For example texting and driving, face to face communication in adults and children, and the reliance on technology. Although these advancements have provided us with extraordinary benefits it has also given us several of unacceptable outcomes. We live in an ever-changing world that has many advantages and…

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    in the Constitution, this particular right has developed into a civil liberty protected by the Fourth, Fifth and Fourteenth amendments. There have been many Supreme Court cases that have ruled in favor of one’s right of privacy such as Pierce v. Society of Sisters, Griswold v. Connecticut, Roe v. Wade and Lawrence v. Texas . In the case of Griswold v. Connecticut, in his majority opinion Supreme Court Justice William Douglas wrote, “[t]hough the Constitution does not explicitly protect a…

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    mental concentration on the driving task. This is a problem since the driver has removed their attention from driving while the vehicle is still in full motion. Texting and mobile phone devices are prevalent, trendy, and continually growing in today’s society with heavy use in the new driver teenage population leading to motor vehicle accidents. Teenage drivers are notorious for being heavier users of technologies and incorporating them into all facets of their lives, including driving. The…

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    How many times a day does a person check their phone? How many times does a student check a text or play a game while in class? The answer to those questions may vary from person to person and student to student, but the effects of mobile devices in everyday life, especially school, is clear and rapidly evolving. Students nowadays are set up to be distracted from their studies by modern availability of devices and the internet. Disinterest, cheating, deficit of attention, and overall…

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    It is no secret that technology dictates our everyday lives. You see technology everywhere; in businesses, in classrooms, in restaurants and in the use of transportation. Humanity uses technology so much, we almost solely depend on it. We use it for communication, gathering information and everyday tasks. This all leads to one main culprit: the smartphone, or the internet accessibility from the smartphone. In fact, “63% of all cell phone users use their phone to go online” according to…

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    you have. It’s impossible to exist in this world without experiencing some sort of stereotyping. Generalization across generations is another form of categorizing large groups of people. An article from Reutuers titled, “The millennial on your cellphone plan is ruining retirement,” explains how millennials are the worst generation. “Baby boomers are what’s wrong with America’s economy,” from The Washington Post describes how baby boomers represent everything that is wrong with America. Thousands…

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    friends in person had a much lower risk for both depression and suicide. Also, according to the “American Academy of Pediatrics,” kids who are 8-18 years old spend more than 7 hours a day looking at a screen. This amount of screen time can clearly impact the amount of face to face time that a teen has. Technology has definitely influenced teenagers to be suicidal. This shows that teenagers who spend less time on their phone are 20% less likely to be…

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    Literature Review In the first article, Infant Developmental Outcomes: A Family Systems Perspective, the authors wanted to see if parental mental health and the relationship of the couple influenced an infant’s development. According to the study, forty-two families took part at 3 different points in time: 3 months postpartum, 5 months postpartum and 17 months postpartum. They found that the parents who had typical mental health, had better parental-infant relationships and the parents who…

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    Majority of mobile users utilize this item as soon as they wake up to the second they sleep. There is no doubt that cellphones will affect our lives in the next 20 years. One heavy impact by this device is on education. According to about 74% of teachers, smartphones enables them to expand and reinforce on content and motivates student to learn. In addition to that, it allows students to explore different…

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