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    The interactive tools known as “social media” have catapulted today’s youth to become the most cyber-connected generation of all time. In fact, “90% of teenagers say they have created an online profile for at least one social networking site” (qtd. in Niemer). The stage of adolescence is a time when physical and emotional changes develop quicker than ever. These disconcerting changes vindicate why youngsters are particularly vulnerable to the influence of social media. Teenagers can chat, tweet,…

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    How Social Stratification Influences My Life Factors like income, education, and overall wealth and power, as well as skill and race influence how a society categorizes its people into rankings of socioeconomic tiers, referred to as Social stratification. Systems of stratification are either closed or open. Closed systems allow for little change in one’s social standing, where open systems allow interaction and movement between layers. An example of a closed system is a caste system, as one…

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    Social Darwinism, coming from Charles Darwin’s theory on the evolution of plants and animals and how they evolve and change over time, had been created to describe how human’s social classes and backgrounds influence their survival in the world, and if you try to change your class of living you will end up right back where you had started. Frank Norris, a famous writer of the late 1850’s and early 1900’s, had written many famous and well known books about naturalism among the realism movement of…

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    Obedience is a form of social influence in which the person, changing their behavior, follows a set of instructions or tasks given by a figure of authority. There are two particular studies done in respect to obedience — Milgram experiment on obedience to authority figures and Stanford prison experiment. Starting with Milgram’s experiment, it was created to study the willingness of participants to obey an authority figure who instructed them to perform acts conflicting with their personal…

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    change. Specifically, social media allows its users to find work-related connections, romantic relationships, and new friends based on common interests (Ellison, Steinfield, & Lampe, 2007). Not only this, but the creation of a variety of different social media platforms that exist allows users to express themselves in several different ways from text based "tweets" on Twitter to photographs and videos on Instagram. Research emphasizes both the positive and negative impacts of social media on…

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    important moments in real life because they were too busy trying to share them on social channels” according to wersm.com. The big problem with twitter, Facebook or some other big social media websites is the lack of communication with have with individuals in real life. Twitter, for example, can update millions of people on what’s going on in a single moment and it’s an easy way to talk to friends, but just because social media make it easy to tweet millions of people from behind a screen…

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    Social Media has grown throughout the 2000’s and created the ability to connect people all around the world almost instantly to a brand, logo, or person. Since this growth, Social Networking has become a key factor in many companies advertising campaigns. These campaigns have led to companies like McDonalds taking charge on social media websites so that they could reach the public. These companies have taken the next step by hiring a set of people to handle the social aspect of marketing online,…

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    advanced age, social media has become a common program most people, typically younger generations, now use universally. With over a billion users registered and actively using these services, it has become an integral part of modern society. Some people might argue that social media is a negative influence that consumes the best aspects of lives. Social media has created an imbalance in the harmony of society and pose as a threat, such as cyber bullying and social repression. However, social…

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    Social networking sites turn out to be a major part of the lives of adolescents. Its influence is rapidly taking over the internet. For instance, I remember my 12 year old niece introducing me to Facebook a couple of years ago. She quickly regretted friending her family because we were able to view anything she posted. If we felt there was something inappropriate we immediate called her and talked to her about it. So, she decided to create a different account that that we were unaware…

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    Social networking is defined by Thomson, Krebs, Nemeth et al. (2016) as relationships between people or organizations that are dependent upon one another within a permanent structural part of society. Thomson et al. (2016) claimed that introducing new ideas can mold social networks and its characteristics. They stated that a personal social network is an individual’s connection within society and each individual clusters their social connections into particular groups. When considering a…

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