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Social media can be very addicting, and in some instances can cause isolation. Isolation is a big issue when it comes to social media use because in order for a person to become isolated addiction has to occur; when addiction occurs it causes a person to lose connection with the real world and the people in it. Many people use social media as a distraction when unoccupied, but can also be the cause of behavior change in children when exposed to social media and other dangerous websites. An example, is cyberbullying, which can cause an adolescent or a person of any age to commit suicide, and can also cause a person to create emotional and physical problems.

According to the article entitled “ The Good and Bad of Social Media” by Jason Howie, “ They have looked particularly at its effects on human emotion and relationship. Some studies show that using social media can cause depression.” The usage of the media doesn't just slow you down but can slowly shut your real life down. Therefore social media ends up hitting you from left to right or any possible way it has. The mindset of always wanting to be on it can destroy your life routines, makes you put up with things you shouldn’t put up with. Sometimes, people end up getting bullying and killed for some unnecessary things they do on the media. Furthermore, Howie writes “ We expect more from technology and less from one another. More and more, we desire technologies that provide a false idea of a relationship.” We depend on the media to give us the answers instead of asking our surroundings and communicating with them. We always believe what media tells us and whether it's false or not, we use it believing it's better than our own knowledge. Our privacy isn’t privacy because media after media we end up in a random page which can get our information in just one

Social media is also causing the deaths of many teens and adults because people want to stay with all the new things happening in the world. Social media tools are designed to distract us from mortality and up reminding us in a particularly vivid manner that life is a sequence of losses (Daily Telegraph). Snapchat advertises on one of its filters to not text and drive but people still do it. Many teens distract themselves with social media for others to know how they are living and what they have in life. It's clear that, for teenagers, spending too much time online can really deter social and educational development, the internet world is such that there is alway something new to do and to distract one from one's responsibilities (The Danger of Teen Internet Addiction). Getting addicted to something is very hard to break away from. The internet is a new drug to many teens and adults of society nowadays. Mark Zuckerberg created the social media app, Facebook, on February 4, 2004. It attracted many people to sign up and make an account. Another app created was Myspace on August 1st 2003. Social media has influenced how today's teens look upon life. Teenagers tend to think everything they see on social

Isolation caused by social media can also create depression of the mind. In Molly Edmonds’ article “What are the effects of isolation on the mind?” a researcher, John Cacioppo, at the University of Chicago states, “20 percent of all people are unhappy because of social isolation at any given moment.” It is proven that social isolation has a major impact on emotions. Having numerous so-called “friends” on social media may cause certain people to feel popular and content. However, reality kicks in making one realize they are lonely as a result of not having real friends. According to Molly Edmonds, loneliness often leads to stress, which is a risk factor for many conditions in its own right. Technology often takes up so much of one’s life that they actually forget about the world they live in. People often realize how lonely they are after taking a break from technology, which causes stress and confusion. Since technology is now taking the place of human interaction, isolation will become a common problem among

The more we use social media, the less happy we seem to be. Many people would agree that social media leads to isolation, depression, and anxiety. Social Media impacts people in many ways; some are good, but some are very bad. Using social media to communicate is extremely convenient, unfortunately, more people are developing social anxiety because we are learning to comunicate through a screen from a young age. Also, seeing people posting about all the good in their lives can lead you to compare yourself to others. Most importantly, increased exposure of bullying through the internet contributes to high risk of depression. Generally, social media has more bad effects on our mental health than good ones.

In our society today, social media is a monster because it has created unrealistic social expectations and unhealthy relationships with ourselves and others. Social media has become a central platform to everyone in our society today and can cause many problems for a large portion of the users. Many of the problems that associate with social media can cause mental and physical harm to users such as, depression, which can lead to suicidal thoughts or actions, eating disorders, and even lowered self-esteem due to the unreasonable comparisons that people make when compared to popular and successful people. One major issue that social media has brought up is the exploitation of the anonymous identification which bullies use to hide from their victims. This can single handedly cause the issues that was recently stated. The social media crowd is now influencing young teens and kids to do drugs. It causes a sort of pressure for some adolescents to engage in illegal activities such as, smoking and drinking. This can be a real danger because they are too young to realize what they are doing to their bodies and could truly put their lives in danger. Social media also causes a learning deficiency in a large portion of students. These students are constantly on their phones and it takes their full attention away from the task at hand. This causes procrastination of assignments and can lead to lower grades. They are not disciplined enough to control themselves and stay away from their

The claim opposers say is that social networks and media keep us close together and connected, but has connection really gotten better? Or is this a false sense of connection that social media creates. In a study done at Cornell University, Dr. Strogatz states that social media can make it more difficult for us to distinguish meaningful relationships in the real world. Due to the many easy relationships formed through social media, the brain will focus much of our time and a lot of psychic energy on these less meaningful relationships, and our most important connections will weaken and wither. Along with social implications, there comes physical health as well. Researchers suggest that due to prolonged and constant social media use, chances increase for weight gain, sleep disturbance, depression, and anxiety. The psychological effects can be devastating to the whopping 1 in 4 people on the Earth today who have a social media account of some form. All thanks to the power of the internet today and the ease of access it comes to many of us today. Another culprit of the implications with social media and the destructive force that is the internet, is cyber-bullying. Bullying isn’t new, but it has definitely changed over the years. Back in the day, children were usually bullied at school or in the neighbourhood. Today, with the increase of Internet, children are now being bullied at all times in all locations. In fact, according to reports at the Washington Post, nine out of ten teen facebook users have stated that they have seen bullying on a social media site. In addition, 54 percent of those surveyed claimed to have experienced bullying on the same exact site. The effects of bullying may appear subtle in the beginning. However, if it persists, the results can be very tragic. One of the most serious of these consequences is suicide. This can be in result of some people unequipped with

In today’s world almost every task which requires a human to move around is being replaced by technology. Technology/Social Media has caused huge distractions in almost every small aspect which doesn’t requires technology. Social networks are very harmful to people in today’s society, it causes people to rely more on them than what they would rely on if social media wasn’t in place of it.

Social media causes isolation because it makes people not fully engage with others. Social media has made us become more interested in our phones and computers than the real world. Many people would be more interested to interact on social media rather than interacting with others in person. As Wency Leung points out in her essay Does Social Media Bring Us Closer- or Make Us Loners, “While we are connected, we are rarely fully engaged with those immediately around us” (687). As Leung points out, we are more engage to our devices than being fully engaged with the people around us. For example, we see this all over the place like in colleges, parks, and even in your own house. Most people would prefer to engage over the phone that to be engaged in a conversation with the person in front of them.

Social media is extremely addictive as it provides immediate and satisfying rewards (through the release of hormones) with very little effort. Your brain automatically begins to crave it more and more as you desire these chemical stimulations. Sounds like a drug right? Some studies even show that around 5%-10% of users find it difficult to control the amount of time they spent online and literally cannot log off. So although social media stimulates our brain and sends chemicals that make us feel great - it’s harmful to our real life relationships and distances us from the connections we have around us, often times becoming a distraction to young people which can deter them from their schoolwork and affect their ability to interact with people face to face.

Social networking can be a great way to stay connected with friends or anybody around the world; it creates a new medium for communication. Social networking makes socializing much more easier and efficient, in fact, social networking makes finding people with common interests, finding love, and finding job opportunities easier [12]. Most social networks include “instant-messaging”, which can make distributing information of work/social related topics easier [12]. According to Statista.com, about 2.34 billion people use social networks worldwide [7], and about 78% of people of the U.S population have social networking profiles [6], concluding that social networking is part of many peoples lives. Though social media can seem like just something positive, social media has many negative effects on its users. In a Forbes article, Dr. Primack of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine conducted a study with about 1,000 people between the ages of 19-32, to better understand social media habits[5]. With the results of the study, Dr. Primack concluded that most of that people that used social media for about 61 minutes per day showed“‘high’ indicators of depression”[5][8]; The depression of these social media users coming from the flaunting of their peers online, creating envy towards them for having better lives [5][8]. In the study the lead author of the study, Lui yi Lin, described how people using social media, are also vulnerable to

While many people disagree, due to the rise of the use of technology, many have fallen victim to depression and anxiety, and we need to lock down this epidemic before it grows larger than it already is. In our current generation, a lot of people use social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, etc. Since the use of the Internet has multiplied at such a quick pace, social media platforms have progressed a lot. One of the original ideas of the internet was to make our lives easier by having this much technology at our fingertips.. People use smartphones, and tablets which can access to internet quite easily on the go. Such access to these devices make it easier to connect and access social media at the touch of a button. It makes contacting friends and family easier. However, technology use can be abused if not used properly. In our current generation, technology is heavily relied on, and some cannot survive without it.

Social media alone, on average, will consume five years and four months of a person’s life, and that does not account for any other aspect of the internet (Asano). Merriam Webster Dictionary defines social media as “forms of electronic communication through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other such content.” Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, etc. are some of the more popular social media sites. As with anything, there are side effects from the overuse of social media, and the majority of people do not realize the detrimental side effects from the excessive internet usage. Social media encourages isolation, which may promote bullying and lead to suicidal thoughts and/or

A study by Harvard Business Review found that team performance went up 50% when teams socialized more and limited email and eventually, anyone or “operational-only” issues. Clearly, there’s a theme here. We don’t just “become lonelier” as a human race over time. It seems that with the advent of social media, laptops, and apps, we’re choosing screens over personal interactions. According to Time, most Americans from age 18 to 24 check their phone 74 times a day on average. Use of internet has certainly increased the quantity of our mental stimulation, but we lack the quality. According to Forbes, The American Academy of Pediatrics aware the possibility of negative effects of social media in young kids and teens, including cyber-bullying and Facebook depression. Using social media disturbs make deep relationship with others. When they are using social-media we do not need to move a lot. It is okay just to stay. We do not need to active a lot. As a result, it leads naturally mental and physical disabilities. Although social media can connect teens to the world and friends and family around them, it is actually one of the highest-ranking cause of suicide among teenagers in 21st century. People sometimes talks about how social media is becoming part of their world, it is becoming their world. They are unaware of the fact that social media encourages the false images of how everything should be in a perfect world. This not only increases stresses and changes in a normal human life but, it leads to depression and some mental diseases. When it comes to study, a study conducted by Liberty Voice shows that, children have become more dumb, lazier, rude and depressed due to the use of social media. They have been spending

Then, social media is a two way street, allowing you to communicate and respond to the media.