Draw backs of computer
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Excessive computer use can negatively impact society, studies, health, and behavior. It can waste time and energy, increase vulnerability to cybercrime, and violate privacy. Prolonged computer use may also reduce interest in studying, cause physical issues like poor circulation and eye strain, mental health problems like depression, and lead to irritable or aggressive behavior.
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- 3. Effect on society. Effect on study. Effect on health. Effect on behavior.
- 4. • Effects on society: • Time and energy wastage while doing unhealthy activities. • Make you vulnerable to cyber crimes. • Privacy violation. • Tempers your creativity. • Unemployment .
- 5. •Effect on study: • Lack of interest in study
- 6. Effects on health: Computer has many physical and mental side effects. Lack of physical activity Causes poor blood circulation Causes headache Strains the eye and causes the poor eye sight Cause depression Create tendency to skip meal.
- 7. Effect on behavior: • Prolong use of computer cause peevish and aggressive behavior.