Negative affect

susceptible to be manipulated because they have not fully formulated their own opinions and ideas on certain subjects, therefore their premeditated conceptions are able to be changed easily because they can be influenced.Thus, the media can negatively affect the youth and their viewpoints on controversial issues, their minds are still young and forming, so they will believe whatever people say without doing further research for themselves to know it is factual or not. The media is not looking out for

instance, these days I can’t stop checking my facebook and instagram. Furthermore, theses days I am missing lot homework on most of my classes do to the escalating expose of social media. So due to these entire dilemma, I believe social media has many negative effect on

and measurement of, what the psychological community refers to as, affect. Affect refers to how we, as humans, “experience emotion” and can be broken down into two dominant affective state dimensions, positive and negative affect (Hogg, Abrams, & Martin, 2010)(Watson, Clark, & Tellegen, 1988). According to Watson, Clark, & Tellegen (1988), positive affect (PA) refers to how enthusiastic and active a person is and negative affect (NA) refers to a general dimension of distress and displeasure. Tellegen

his/her age to do something he/she would not consider trying. In addition, peer pressure provides a number of negative effects such as, tempting an individual to try bad activities, causing him/her to rely too much on the group of people, and leading a person poor choices. There are a surplus amount of negative effects peer pressure can provide for adolescents around the world. One negative effect of peer pressure is it will tempt an individual to try bad activities. To begin, by being with immature

How social media can affect high school students Social media can have both negative affects and positive affects on teenagers usually when you think about the impSierra Chapman acts social media has on teenagers teeneagers, the negative impacts out weigh the positives but research will determine just how much social media affects social media affects high school students in both negative and positive ways. In today's generation there is this big attachment to social media and digital devices from

worse than what most people would think. It’s leading to much worse things for teenagers that they won’t see coming since social media is a huge part of their lives. Social media’s negatives outweigh the positives because it’s causing long-term consequences and impacts teen’s mental and emotional health. Social media affects things long term because what you post, like, or repost on any site can be used against you in any way shape or form. The internet is forever even if someone deletes it, it never

teen’s life it’s how they stay connected and meet up with people. But social media is worse than what most people would think. It’s leading to worse things for teenagers since they won’t see the negatives coming. Especially not from social media since it’s a huge part of their life. Social media’s negatives outweigh the positives because it’s causing long-term consequences and impacts teen’s mental and emotional health. What teens posts on social media have long-term effects because what you post

decreased between 1966 and 2010, over many Northern Hemisphere Regions. From this you can see that climate change is affecting the world by temperature increases and glaciers melting. All in all climate change is affecting the environment and humans in negative ways. Globel change is affecting the glaciers. This is devastating because humans depend so much on glaciers because glaciers provide drinking water, iragate crops, and helps generate hydroelectric power according to National Snow and Ice Data Center

the are negatively impacted and tend to develop their own stress which can become so severe that they have lost all hope and optimism. Negative influences from their home life and peers can often impact their growth in school because of their lack of nutrition, small range of vocabulary, and their negative approach to school work. In the article How Poverty Affects Classroom

We are so dependent on technology that we don’t see how it actually affects us. Technology in a way is making us dumber, lazier, and it also has its positive things like improving our reflex. No one would have guessed that what we created to make our life easier, would be affecting our brains. Now that technology is getting