1. Social Media: The document discusses the effects of social media and online gaming on mental health and social connections. It references several academic studies on these topics. 2. Online Gaming: Some studies cited found that excessive online gaming was linked to increased rates of depression and addictive behaviors in some players. 3. References: The document provides references to several academic journal articles and news reports analyzing topics like social isolation, online gaming addiction, and the relationship between social media use and loneliness.

1. CONTENTS:
1. Social Media
2. Online Gaming
3. Gambling
4. Cybersex/ Pornography
By: Uzair Hussain, Jade Emerson, Zach Koa, Zahra Qadri

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