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    INTORDUCTION The computer revolution that started in middle of the 20th Century is potentially just as significant as the industrial revolution that began two centuries before it - and may well turn out to have even more impact on the way that human beings live, work and communicate with each other. “One of the major developments to come out of the advances in computer and communication technology was the creation of the internet, an innovation with effects on the economic and social development

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    Daniel Chern Professor Ehrenreich April 25 2015 Mass Communication Take Home Test 1a) Mass media, much like many other things have two sides: a positive side and a negative side. Even though most of the mass media is typically associated with negative outcomes, it should not undermine the positive outcomes of mass media. One of the most important mass media form that generates positivity is television. Typically, many view television as a troublesome form of mass media that draws children’s attention

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    The expanding role of the internet in everyday life in a culture seemingly obsessed with sex has led to the expression of a behaviorally-complicated form of addiction referred to as Online Sex Addiction (OSA) (Griffiths, 2012). Hypersexual adults with OSA display maladaptive patterns of internet-enabled sexually compulsive thoughts and behavior leading to adverse consequences including significant clinical distress and occupational and social impairment with deficiencies in most areas of functioning

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    Technology surrounds our daily lives, so much so we have grown numb to the idea of ever not having access to it. However, people have become more aware of the use of technology and in some cases have tried eliminating it from their lives as a whole. This method seems flawless at first, but technology has become so integrated into our communities that by disconnecting from technology, we also disconnect from our community. This integration has even been made in the church, which has allowed access

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    • Shyness or Social Anxiety People who are very shy and find it difficult to interact with others may develop an Internet addiction because meeting people online seems less intimidating than face-to-face communication. The desire for human connection is extremely powerful, even among people suffering from social anxiety. Visiting forums and chat rooms gives them a way to develop relationships without directly facing their fears and insecurity of being judged. They can carefully control how they are

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    Internet Usage Addiction

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    overuse, which leads to, interference of daily normal life. This disorder has undergone several researches and valid data have been received supporting it. IAD covers a wide variety of impulse-control problems including the following (Walton); • Cybersex addiction: This refers to uncontrollable use of the internet pornography, Adult sex chat rooms, or the fantasy role-play sites that will, therefore, affect real life intimate relationships. • Information over-load: Irresistible internet usage for

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    Suggest reasons why an intersectional approach to the “Sexualization of Culture” is needed? Please draw on examples from the media in order to substantiate your claims. 1. INTRODUCTION:
My analysis on the current literature shows that scholars have examined sexualisation of culture from different perspectives but they seem to agree in general that this societal phenomenon has grown very complex. Therefore, scholars should consider the intersectional approach more often due to the approach’s abilities

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    Can Addiction to Sex be Classified as a Real Addiction? Features "Hypersexual Disorder" failed to be included in the appendix of the DSM-V (APA, 2012). This was mainly due to the risks associated with pathologizing normal behaviours, and the potential forensic implications associated with such a diagnosis (Kafka, 2014). However, both the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the American Society of Addiction Medicine recognise that a disorder exists in which sexual behaviour is addictive

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    consenting adults, cybersex, telephone sex, strip clubs, other.” (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). When scrutinizing the criteria it also noteworthy clinically these juvenile sex offenders can also fall under Paraphilia-Related Disorders (PRD) which has been reported as having uncontrollable pornography and masturbation. According to Kafka he purports, “The commonly reported PRD 's include compulsive masturbation, protracted promiscuity, pornography dependence, telephone or cybersex dependence,

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    internet addiction could be serious. In these day, what is the purpose of using technology? Was it just bored or hiding from the reality? How does technology associate in our life? This image appearance the impact of cyberculture. I took this photo in front of a bus stop. It is clear to see how cyberculture has involve in our daily life - everyone is holding an electronic device and most people are focusing on it. In my experience, this has become ordinary situation in every developed countries.

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