P2, secondary research
P2, secondary research
1.
Positive
Author
is Caroline Knorr
Published
on the 18th of September 2018
‘Very few teens say that using social
media has a negative effect on how they feel about themselves; many more say it
has a positive effect. Twenty-five percent say social media makes them
feel less lonely (compared with 3 percent who say more); 18 percent say it
makes them feel better about themselves (compared with 4 percent who say
worse); and 16 percent say it makes them feel less depressed (compared with 3
percent who say more).’
I feel like this is a valid point as many people can
express themselves on social media and can also find and meet people who are
interested in there hobbies and ambitions that they would not normally meet
just in day to day life and not feel judged.
2. Negative
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20180104-is-social-media-bad-for-you-the-evidence-and-the-unknowns
Author , Jessica brown
Published on 5th Januray 2018
‘Researchers have looked at
general anxiety provoked by social media, characterised by feelings of
restlessness and worry, and trouble sleeping and concentrating. A study published in the journal Computers
and Human Behaviour found that people who report using seven or more social
media platforms were more than three times as likely as people using 0-2
platforms to have high levels of general anxiety symptoms.’
I agree to this to some
extent as people do look at other people’s lives and think they are perfect or
look at an Instagram model and compare themselves to them. But you have to
remember you do not know what’s going on
behind closed doors so should not assume their lives are prefect.
3. Negative
https://socialnetworking.lovetoknow.com/Negative_Impact_of_Social_Networking_Sites
Author-
Danielle reed, social network manager
Published on?
‘Scientists have
evaluated social isolation in many studies, and have determined that it can
lead to a host of mental, psychological, emotional and physical problems
including depression, anxiety, somatic complaints and many others.’
I feel like
social media is an easy place for cyber bullying to take place so I do agree
that it can lead to everything that it says but I do believe that it is not all
negative and these peoole may have had things like depression first and then look at other people’s lives and think they are perfect or
look at an Instagram model and compare themselves to them. But you have to
remember you do not know what’s going on
behind closed doors so should not assume their lives are prefect.
4. Positive
Author-
Barbara
Ortutay
Published on - 14th September
2018
’The majority of teens — 59 percent — said social media make no difference in how depressed they feel.’
I
agree with this as if people have the right privacy settings on and only allow
friends to see what they post then it can just be a fun way to see what your
friends are up to.
5. Negative
Published
by Jasper Hamil
Thursday 20 Sep 2018 2:19 pm
‘The report
comes in the wake of research by Ofcom and the Information Commissioner’s
Office which found that 45% of UK adults had experienced some form of online
harm.’
I agree that that many people would have most likely experienced some form of online harm as it is such an easy way to be mean to someone behind a computer.
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