FILM240 Social Media Flipbook
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This document discusses the impacts of social media usage. While 70% of teens use multiple social media platforms frequently, over 2 hours of daily usage is linked to poor mental health and psychological distress. Excessive social media consumption can negatively impact self-image due to unrealistic standards, and enables cyberbullying. However, social media also allows for communication and connection with friends across distances, with 57% of teens having met new friends online and 68% finding online friends supportive. Moderation of social media usage is important to experience positive benefits while avoiding potential negative psychological effects.
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- 1. SOCIAL MEDIA: FREIND OR FOE? JESSICA THOMPSON
- 2. What is Social Media? Social Media is online related technology that allow creating and sharing of information, ideas, creativity ect. The most popular Social Media platforms in todays society include Iinstagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat.
- 3. Don't Use it 30% Use Social media 70% 70% of teenagers ages 12 – 17 use more than one social media platforms on a frequent basis (3)
- 4. Teens who are on social media for over 2 hours a day show: • Poor self-related mental health • Psychological distress • Suicidal ideation or unmet need for mental health support (4)
- 5. WHY?
- 6. One reason is... All over social media there are pictures of models that have been photo shopped or celebrities who it is their job to always look their best 100% of the time, creating an unrealistic standard that is impossible to live up to (4)
- 7. Another reason is... Cyberbullying due to being anonymous/feeling powerful behind a screen and the easy access is also a strong issue relating to social media. The more someone posts the easier and more available they are for criticism/cyberbullying (2)
- 8. Increased amounts of social media consumption which is deemed “normal” has the potential to have negative psychological impacts especially when used for self-affirmation and monitoring of others (5)
- 9. Per week adults ages 18-24 spend over 47 hours online and over 5 hours purely on social media (2) That’s almost 2/7 days in a week spent online!
- 10. Social media has taken the joy of living life in the moment…
- 11. And made a constant need to live through a screen
- 12. Social media has become the new way to communicate taking the place of face-to-face communication, making it so that you dint even have to leave your bedroom to have the appearance if a social life (6)
- 13. “Linked in is for the people you know… Facebook is for the people you use to know… Twitter is for the people you want to know… Instagram is for everyone.” (1)
- 14. Social media creates a world that is easy to get drawn into. It’s the only place you can be connected yet be fully disconnected at the same time... Where the number of "followers" you have or "friends" means nothing (1)
- 15. ALTHOUGH social media is easy to get negatively caught up in we must also address some positive aspects of it as well
- 16. Communication 72% Do not 28% 72% of all teens spend time with friends via social media allowing connections between friends to flourish even when distance is a factor (3)
- 17. 57% of teens have met a new friend online (3) 43% Made new friends 57%
- 18. 64% of those teens who have met a friend online met through a social media platform (3) 36% Online friends 64%
- 19. 68% of teens who have online friends say they have helped them through challenging times (3) 33% Helped online 67%
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- 21. Work Cited (1) Baer, Jay. 2015. “ Social Media, Pretend Friends, and the lies of false intimacy.” Convienceandconnect.com, Retrieved March 4th 2017, http://www.convinceandconvert.com/social-media-tools/social-media-pretend-friends-and-the- lie-of-false-intimacy/ (2) Krashinsky, Suzan. May 11th 2015. “Advertisers cash in on attention spans of digittaly savvy Canadians.” The Globe and Mail. (3) Lenheart, Amanda. 2015. “Teens, Technology, and Friendships.” Pewinternet.org, Retrieved March 4th 2017, http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/08/06/teens-technology-and-friendships/ (4) Payne, Elizabeth. August 8th, 2015. “Teen’s poor health linked to social media use.” Ottawa Citizen: A1. (5) Schacter, Hannah. September 7th 2015. “Me, Myselfie, and I: The psychological impact of social media activity” Psychology in Action. Retrieved March 4th, 2017, http://www.psychologyinaction.org/2015/09/07/me-myselfie-and-i-the-psychological-impact-of- social-media-activity/ (6) Whiting, Anita., and David Williams. 2013. “Why people use social media: A use and Gratifications Approach.” Qualitative Market research: An International Journal, 16(4): 362: 369.
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