Do you think social media is good for America? Well I don’t think it’s good for our society because if you u take a look at the article ‘’Are Social Networks Messing with Your Head’’ made by David DiSalvo and in his article he talks about people in America is getting too addicted to social media. In the year of 2009 Nielson Online reported that 70 million Facebook members in the US spent 233 million hours on the app in 2009. That was 6 years ago can u picture the number now that we have more technology like cell phones that can now give off out location and etc. That’s why social media is bad for our society if u can just think about it kids, teens, and adults all post things like their pictures their location and sometimes where they live on social media. So if and criminal or and sexual predictor gets your information and try to kill you or rob you it will be all your fought because you gave up your information but if you not on social media sites you will be safe …show more content…
Teens use social media apps like twitter, Facebook, Instagram, kik, and snapchat just to show off to their friends and what I don’t understand is why you would use social media to show off when you can do other things to show off like get good grades on your test, quiz’s, report cards, and progress reports. By using social media teens are becoming depressed and angry and even commenting suicide all because of cyber bullies on internet and social media sites like Facebook, kik, snapchat, Instagram, Myspace, and twitter. Also its not only teens that’s get cyber bullied some celebrities get cyber bullied to like Tamera Mowry-Housley when she tweeted about her political view she got attacked by all of her followers. Mostly it’s the teens that are getting bullied not that many people or celebrities are getting bully . Bullying takes place everyday some where in the Us mostly in school
In the article, Social Media as a Vector for Youth Violence: A Review of the Literature, (Patton, Hong, Ranney, Patel, Kelley, Eschmann, & Washington, 2014), they researched the ways in which social media relates to peer-to-peer violence. This was a study done from two surveys over a year’s period, with students ages 11-16. Cyber bullying is a major part of social media that is included in youth violence. Cyber bullying is defined as “A type of bullying involving the use of online or computer-mediated communication” (Patton et al., 2014). The researchers stated how cyber-bullying occurs in a variety of online settings and how instant messaging was the most common form of it.
The cyberbullies should be given the right education on how to use social networking sites correctly and handle their conversation. Bullying has become a problem that doesn’t always stop at the end of a school day. Bullies turn to emails, texts and even social networking sites such as Facebook, Myspace etc. In 2008 a 13-year-old teen
Bullying has been a long-standing issue among adolescents, and with the rise of social media, it has become even more prevalent. According to a study, being the victim of cyberbullying and having a tendency to engage in cyberbullying are “significant predictors of school violence in early adolescence” (Cho et al., 6). This suggests that bullying on social media can have serious consequences that extend beyond the online world. Other studies also similarly show how rampant cyberbullying/bullying is becoming: “The percentage of public schools reporting that students engaged in online bullying on or off campus at least once a week increased 4.1 percentage points between the 2009–10 and 2015–16 school years. At schools with at least 1,000 students, the increase was 8.1 points…
How do you feel about social media? Do you think it is good for you or bad? Social media is beneficial for many things. In my family everyone uses social media. They know what 's the latest, and they know what 's happening around them.
Similarly Mike Urban the author of “The pros and cons of social media” explains that it gives “hackers the opportunity to steal and misuse personal information.” Social media can be the cause to risk people’s viable information. For example, if one has credit card information that they don't want anyone knowing if they get hacked chances the hacker will use it for personal needs. In the end, social media might be putting its users at risk for identity theft and
While media was one area of bullying making mention of cyber bullying, Amy Bellmore (2013) stresses the importance on our vigilance of being gate keepers of social media. Amy Bellmore (2016) summarizes that all forms of bullying are harmful to students there are many channels of intervention and prevention, however to fully eradicate bullying will take many acts on many
Did you know that Google has answered over 450 million unique queries since 2003? Social media has always been a platform for answering and sparking new ideas for millions of people around the world. It is the driving force of almost all ideas in the minds of innovative people around us. Social media has really arisen as a positive force in the world through all that it has done in society.
However, teenagers would make Facebook or Instagram pages to mock and slander the victim. Making a Facebook page of the victim allows anyone to view the page and add their own comment. Being bullied on social media can affect a person's reputation, and self-esteem. They may find it hard to communicate with others and numerous victims will feel as if they have no choice but to commit suicide. With bullying comes many forms of harassment.
Social media has its ups and down like any invention. Overall the creation of social media has not been beneficial to society because it can have
most of the community believes that social media is helping out society to grow and I believe that too. Yes, sure there are some drawbacks to it there is nothing in the world where there is no drawback to anything it is our decisions to get most out of it, social networking provide many researchers to a bigger society allowing them to reach their goal. Here are some reason why social media is very important to or life It helps us save a lots of time, if we have to send any message to our friend we don 't have to go to them and tell we can just use social media. social media society is a very big community we can spread our information in matter of seconds, if we want to find some things use google or other search engines we will find the answers in matter of seconds.
In his article “Why monitoring employees’ social media is a bad idea” (Kumar, Why monitoring employees' social media is a bad idea, 2015) S. Kumar attempts to prove to his readers that when a company runs a social media search on them, either pre-employment or post-employment, it is a damaging move for them. In his article he explores a number of the reasons why he feels that infringing on an employee’s rights in this manner, is so wrong. Kumar’s appeal to the reader’s emotions and his ability to point out the inherent flaws in the companies reasoning, gives his readers the ability to understand and agree with his points. Kumar explains that people lie on their social media sites and the possible abuse of bias against the employees as two
People are now more connected than ever before, but this connectivity has created a false sense of reality. Teenagers post almost every part of their lives on the internet to show their friends what they are doing. This has caused them to become less interactive with their real friends and more interactive with their fake friends on the internet. They focus on trying to show the world how great their lives are when in reality they are miserable. This has led to bullying over social media because they can catch someone living their real life instead of their online life, causing horrible embarrassment to the person.
Studies show a correlation between increased social media usage and depression and this can be of many reasons; first of is cyber-bullying. Many teenagers have been a victim of cyber-bullying and this is increasing, as bullies on social media don’t realize the damage of their words and actions as it is online. Many teenagers believe that what they say on social platforms doesn’t really matter, but what truly matters is what is said in face-to-face interactions. This is because people cannot see what’s happening on the other end of the screen therefore they post mean comments not realizing the damage they have done. The American College of Pediatricians “The Media, Children, and Adolescents” stated that “over half of adolescents state they have been bullied online and over 25 percent of adolescents state they have been bullied repeatedly through internet or on cell phones.”
(Herring & Kapidzic 7). This data proves that teens use social media to project a different image of themselves to impress viewers or followers. Moreover, teens in middle school are impressionable, and so they should be more constructively monitored when using technology. One way to prevent cyberbullying in middle
According to ProCon.org 52% of students have reported being the victim of cyberbullying with 84.2% naming Facebook as the site through which they have been bullied, followed by Instagram (23.4%), Twitter (21.4%), and Snapchat (13.5%). 17.5% of males and 21.3% of females admit they have bullied someone before, if you know it’s wrong then why do it. If you bully someone you should apologise and admit that you made a bad choice. Middle school children who are victims of cyberbullying are almost twice as likely to attempt suicide. This is a really bad thing because kids killing themselves just because of what someone else thinks.