Positive
And
Negative
Impacts
of Computer
in our Society
By
Muhammad talha
Introduction Of Computer
Computers have impacted the way we live on a
large scale. You will find computers in hospitals,
schools and banks each running tasks that
would be difficult for people to do on their own.
Computers serve as a quick and convenient way
to get things done.
For Example:
you easily can do everything from typing
documents, designing slide shows and
presentations, to creating your own music or
art. You also can access useful information and
media on the Internet.
For these reasons people rely heavily on
computers, especially at places like offices,
schools, hospitals and at home.
The computer has been widely considered as
one of the greatest inventions of the 21st
century, but it also is blamed for many day-to-
day problems and even tragic events.
As computer technology advances, the effects
will continue to change the world for better or
worse. Unfortunately, using computers can also
bring many negative effects for your overall
health.
Positive Impacts:
1. Positive Effects on Learning
People have access to a wealth of information on
computers, without having to drive to the library
for research. Wireless technology allows people to
obtain information within minutes.
The Internet contains online dictionaries,
encyclopedias and a wide variety of games and
software for learning math, reading, science and
history. Many online videos teach skills, such as
learning a language.
2.Positive Effects on Social Behavior
Computers offer many opportunities to meet new
people. There are many social networking sites that let
people connect with others. People can communicate
in a variety of ways, date people and reconnect with old
friends and classmates. The Internet can help people
find others with common interests, form bonds with
strangers and expand their social network.
3. Positive Effects of Computers on our Personal Life
 Genealogy
 Reconnecting with friends
 Easier/Faster communication
 Catalog pictures
 Games
 Access to information
4. Positive Effects of Computers on our Professional Life
 Training online
 Job Work faster
 More affiant
 Easier access to information
 Meetings at a company are reduced
 Manage payroll, accounts receivable, taxes
 Control inventory
5. Positive Effects of Computers on our Academic Life
 Distance learner
 Can study day or night
 More resources to information
 Video conferences
 Access to your courses
6. Overall Positive Impacts Reducing cost / number of staff needed
 Reducing amount of hardware (printers) due to LAN networking
 Fun - games, Internet, music, graphics
 Communication
 More ways to interact globally
 Education - access to info for research.
NEGATIVE IMPACTS:
1. Negative Effects on Physical Health
The more time a person spends on a computer,
the less likely the person is to participate in
physical activities, which can result in weight
gain. A person also is likely to experience eye
and back strain and possibly repetitive injuries
from computer use.
Beyond these issues, computers can create
turmoil for users by reacting slowly or suffering
from viruses and other problems, requiring
repair. The more dependent users are on their
computers, the more likely these setbacks will
affect their stress level and overall health.
2. Children and Exposure to Adult Material
Many people, especially children and teenagers,
are vulnerable to finding highly explicit adult
material. Pornography is easily accessible to
children, and this can affect their attitude
toward sex as they mature.
They may have trouble dealing with intimacy
and develop a surreal perception of sexual
encounters. Children who use the Internet also
are at risk of learning about different type of
drugs and how they alter sensations or how
crimes are committed.
2. Children and Exposure to Adult Material
3. Vision Problems
Computer use can result in vision problems
called Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS).Glare
on the computer screen, the reduced level of
contrast of text to the background, and letters
not being as sharp, or clear as on print create
problems.
This can put more stress on your eyes.
Symptoms of CVS include eye strain, blurred
vision, headaches and dry eyes. These
symptoms are only temporary and begin to
lessen when you are not using the computer.
4. Exposure to Radiation
Many computers have CRT, or Cathode Ray
Tube, monitors that give off X-ray radiation that
can affect your health. Being exposed to
computer radiation can cause cancer, tumors,
miscarriage and birth defects, headaches and
insomnia.
The FDA requires that a computer and TV
monitors meet a radiation limit. However, they
still give off a small amount of radiation. You can
avoid exposing yourself to this radiation by
limiting your time using the computer or by
increasing your distance from the computer
5. Addiction
Computers also give you access to a wide variety of
information and entertainment . People who use
computers for this reason, which develop a computer
addiction. This may cause a person to become addicted
to online activities like reading articles and researching
for fun, playing online games, visiting chat rooms,
gambling or even pornography or cybersex.
6. Negative Effects of Computers on our Personal Life
 Spend more time on the computer than with your family
 Addiction-less interaction with people
 Faster communication may not be better communication
 Identity theft
7.Negative Effects Computers have in our Professional Life
 Working from home limits your interaction with colleagues
 Negative affects computers have in your academic life
 Less interaction with classmates
8.Overall Negative Impacts
 Computers can distract a person so much they lose contact with the reality around them
such as taking time with family, husbands, boyfriends, girlfriends, wives and children.
 It opens up kiddy porn and other immoral things.
 More crime is committed through the Internet.
 Hackers can ruin your computer system.
 Hackers, ID fraud and spoof websites,
 Virusses, spam and Trojans.
 Cyber-bullying and cyber-stalking.
 People unable to interact in person.
 Online gambling.
CONCLUSION:
Many people do work on the computer but smart
people do so much, then get up, get moving and get
into shape. They spend time with family and friends
and limit their time on the computer. There is a new
generation coming up where information is at ones
finger tips too easily and then it becomes a personal
thing in some peoples lives
. Before one knows it all will be like zombies wandering
around (out of shape) and wondering why no one is
relating to them. While technology is a wonderful thing
it is almost likely that it can be used in an immoral or
wrong way. There is a price to pay for everything even
if it appears its making life easier on people.
Thank You….

Positive and negative impact by m.talha

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    Introduction Of Computer Computershave impacted the way we live on a large scale. You will find computers in hospitals, schools and banks each running tasks that would be difficult for people to do on their own. Computers serve as a quick and convenient way to get things done.
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    For Example: you easilycan do everything from typing documents, designing slide shows and presentations, to creating your own music or art. You also can access useful information and media on the Internet.
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    For these reasonspeople rely heavily on computers, especially at places like offices, schools, hospitals and at home. The computer has been widely considered as one of the greatest inventions of the 21st century, but it also is blamed for many day-to- day problems and even tragic events.
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    As computer technologyadvances, the effects will continue to change the world for better or worse. Unfortunately, using computers can also bring many negative effects for your overall health.
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    1. Positive Effectson Learning People have access to a wealth of information on computers, without having to drive to the library for research. Wireless technology allows people to obtain information within minutes. The Internet contains online dictionaries, encyclopedias and a wide variety of games and software for learning math, reading, science and history. Many online videos teach skills, such as learning a language.
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    2.Positive Effects onSocial Behavior Computers offer many opportunities to meet new people. There are many social networking sites that let people connect with others. People can communicate in a variety of ways, date people and reconnect with old friends and classmates. The Internet can help people find others with common interests, form bonds with strangers and expand their social network.
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    3. Positive Effectsof Computers on our Personal Life  Genealogy  Reconnecting with friends  Easier/Faster communication  Catalog pictures  Games  Access to information
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    4. Positive Effectsof Computers on our Professional Life  Training online  Job Work faster  More affiant  Easier access to information  Meetings at a company are reduced  Manage payroll, accounts receivable, taxes  Control inventory
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    5. Positive Effectsof Computers on our Academic Life  Distance learner  Can study day or night  More resources to information  Video conferences  Access to your courses
  • 12.
    6. Overall PositiveImpacts Reducing cost / number of staff needed  Reducing amount of hardware (printers) due to LAN networking  Fun - games, Internet, music, graphics  Communication  More ways to interact globally  Education - access to info for research.
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    1. Negative Effectson Physical Health The more time a person spends on a computer, the less likely the person is to participate in physical activities, which can result in weight gain. A person also is likely to experience eye and back strain and possibly repetitive injuries from computer use.
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    Beyond these issues,computers can create turmoil for users by reacting slowly or suffering from viruses and other problems, requiring repair. The more dependent users are on their computers, the more likely these setbacks will affect their stress level and overall health.
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    2. Children andExposure to Adult Material Many people, especially children and teenagers, are vulnerable to finding highly explicit adult material. Pornography is easily accessible to children, and this can affect their attitude toward sex as they mature.
  • 17.
    They may havetrouble dealing with intimacy and develop a surreal perception of sexual encounters. Children who use the Internet also are at risk of learning about different type of drugs and how they alter sensations or how crimes are committed.
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    2. Children andExposure to Adult Material
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    3. Vision Problems Computeruse can result in vision problems called Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS).Glare on the computer screen, the reduced level of contrast of text to the background, and letters not being as sharp, or clear as on print create problems.
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    This can putmore stress on your eyes. Symptoms of CVS include eye strain, blurred vision, headaches and dry eyes. These symptoms are only temporary and begin to lessen when you are not using the computer.
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    4. Exposure toRadiation Many computers have CRT, or Cathode Ray Tube, monitors that give off X-ray radiation that can affect your health. Being exposed to computer radiation can cause cancer, tumors, miscarriage and birth defects, headaches and insomnia.
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    The FDA requiresthat a computer and TV monitors meet a radiation limit. However, they still give off a small amount of radiation. You can avoid exposing yourself to this radiation by limiting your time using the computer or by increasing your distance from the computer
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    5. Addiction Computers alsogive you access to a wide variety of information and entertainment . People who use computers for this reason, which develop a computer addiction. This may cause a person to become addicted to online activities like reading articles and researching for fun, playing online games, visiting chat rooms, gambling or even pornography or cybersex.
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    6. Negative Effectsof Computers on our Personal Life  Spend more time on the computer than with your family  Addiction-less interaction with people  Faster communication may not be better communication  Identity theft
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    7.Negative Effects Computershave in our Professional Life  Working from home limits your interaction with colleagues  Negative affects computers have in your academic life  Less interaction with classmates
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    8.Overall Negative Impacts Computers can distract a person so much they lose contact with the reality around them such as taking time with family, husbands, boyfriends, girlfriends, wives and children.  It opens up kiddy porn and other immoral things.  More crime is committed through the Internet.  Hackers can ruin your computer system.  Hackers, ID fraud and spoof websites,  Virusses, spam and Trojans.  Cyber-bullying and cyber-stalking.  People unable to interact in person.  Online gambling.
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    CONCLUSION: Many people dowork on the computer but smart people do so much, then get up, get moving and get into shape. They spend time with family and friends and limit their time on the computer. There is a new generation coming up where information is at ones finger tips too easily and then it becomes a personal thing in some peoples lives
  • 28.
    . Before oneknows it all will be like zombies wandering around (out of shape) and wondering why no one is relating to them. While technology is a wonderful thing it is almost likely that it can be used in an immoral or wrong way. There is a price to pay for everything even if it appears its making life easier on people.
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