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Smartphones provide advantages of constant internet connectivity and access to applications, but can also be distracting and addictive. While smartphones allow for increased productivity through mobile work access, research also shows they lower productivity as people spend more time on unrelated activities online or on their phones. Studies find smartphone addiction can be treated similarly to drug addiction, and that divided attention between phones and tasks results in missed targets at work and lower pass rates in school. Overall, smartphones were meant to enhance technology but poor self-control in their use makes them problematic in settings where concentration is needed like work or education.
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In today's culture, when technology grows at an accelerating rate, technology has become an essential part of our lives because of the many advantages it delivers; technological advancements benefit education, universal healthcare, transportation, and leisure. Technology's positive benefits are often the first thing that comes to mind when people think about how it influences society. Despite the many advantages of social media advertising, it may also have the effect of making individuals feel alone or lonely (Bulmer et al., 2009). Technology offers many advantages, but it also has drawbacks. The more we connect through technology, the more likely we will feel lonely, even if it has enhanced our everyday lives in countless ways. As a result of our dependence on technology, I feel we have become disconnected from one another.
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WRI1001
Professor Erygina
February 25, 2022
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In today's culture, when technology grows at an accelerating rate, technology has become an essential part of our lives because of the many advantages it delivers; technological advancements benefit education, universal healthcare, transportation, and leisure. Technology's positive benefits are often the first thing that comes to mind when people think about how it influences society. Despite the many advantages of social media advertising, it may also have the effect of making individuals feel alone or lonely (Bulmer et al., 2009). Technology offers many advantages, but it also has drawbacks. The more we connect through technology, the more likely we will feel lonely, even if it has enhanced our everyday lives in countless ways. As a result of our dependence on technology, I feel we have become disconnected from one another.
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Does Technology Make Us More Alone (needs ?)Introduction
In today's culture, when technology grows at an accelerating rate, technology has become an essential part of our lives because of the many advantages it delivers; technological advancements benefit education, universal healthcare, transportation, and leisure. Technology's positive benefits are often the first thing that comes to mind when people think about how it influences society. Despite the many advantages of social media advertising, it may also have the effect of making individuals feel alone or lonely (Bulmer et al., 2009). Technology offers many advantages, but it also has drawbacks. The more we connect through technology, the more likely we will feel lonely, even if it has enhanced our everyday lives in countless ways. As a result of our dependence on technology, I feel we have become disconnected from one another.
Several social media outlets might cause sentiments of jealousy and a false notion that others are more successful than you. According to recent research, because we can see so much but aren't able to participate, we feel more isolated and focused on "stalking" other people's lives (Primack, 2009). Contrary to expectations, it seems that social media has had the opposite effect, making people feel more connected and involved in one the other's lives despite their geographical distance. However, social media has created the impression that people are losing touch with one another, and many have gradually lost the significance of face-to-face dialogue.
Rather than obsessing over the lives of others, we should put more effort into cultivating (this sounds like an essay) meaningful connections and relationships with those around us. In nature, we are social beings, yet contemporary civilization prefers to divide instead of bringing us together. Even while social media may seem to fill this need, I believe that our study indicates that this is not necessarily the case (Cyr et al., 2009). (this should go after next sentence)According to the study, social media "disseminates more real social interactions since face-to-face interaction is more constrained." When considering that social media is intended to bring people together, why do we frequently overlook communicating with those who are close to us in favor of the demands of our mobile devices? Because of the scarcity of face-to-face contact, we're having difficulty mastering the fundamentals of communication.
Our phones have become an addiction for us.
It is possible that social networking may have a detrimental influence on relationships since it will reduce face-to-face connection while increasing time spent on the computer. "It's similar to any other addictive behavior; when you lose control, spend more time online than expected, and substitute online interactions with face-to-face ones, problems arise" (Morrison 2021 ...
Full report smart phone impact on social relationship management
Smartphones are having wide-ranging impacts on society. They are affecting social relationships as people use their phones more than interacting face-to-face. This can damage family and friendship bonds. Smartphones also negatively impact work productivity as employees are distracted and use phones excessively for non-work purposes. In education, smartphones disrupt classrooms and cause students to neglect schoolwork in favor of social media and games. While smartphones provide access to information, their overuse has many disadvantages for social interactions and productivity.
Modern Day Zombies
Modern Day Zombies discusses how smartphones are creating modern-day zombies by controlling users in the same way zombies are controlled by disease. People are constantly focused on their phones, unaware of their surroundings. Research shows that smartphone use has become addictive for many, impacting users' concentration, social skills, and mental health. Excessive smartphone use is associated with addiction, which can lead to behavioral changes, sleep deprivation, and physical and psychological issues over time. Studies are exploring the epidemic of smartphone addiction and its damaging effects.
Smartphones and Social Media US PDF
This document summarizes a research paper that examines whether smartphone ownership has enhanced addiction to social media. It begins by providing background on increased social media and smartphone usage. It then outlines three hypotheses: 1) Smartphone users use social media more frequently than non-users; 2) Smartphone owners are connected to more social media sites; 3) Smartphone owners feel uncomfortable when disconnected from their phone for long periods. The document reviews literature on internet and smartphone addiction. It describes the scope and limitations of a study examining social media usage between smartphone and non-smartphone users ages 15-24 to test the hypotheses.
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Self-Reported Mobile Phone Use & Workplace Productivity between Age Groups by Jyotsna M Kalavar in Gerontology Journaltrends-cause & consequence.pptx
1) A cause is something that produces an effect or a result, known as a consequence. There is always a relationship between causes and consequences.
2) Everett Rogers identified five categories of individuals who adopt new ideas or technologies - innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards. These categories are based on factors like willingness to take risks, interaction with others, and desire for new technology.
3) Mobile phones have both positive and negative impacts on society. Positively, they enhance communication, entertainment, daily tasks, and organization. However, excessive mobile phone use can lead to addiction, waste of time, and increased risk of depression, especially among teenagers.
Smart phones
Smartphones are affecting productivity, communication, social engagement, and education in both positive and negative ways:
- They can increase distraction and decrease productivity as people are constantly switching between apps and tasks. This constant context switching can "fry" the brain.
- While smartphones help communication, overuse can negatively impact work habits and productivity. The gains from smartphones are often outweighed by productivity losses.
- Smartphones are more often used for social networking and games than other online activities. Excessive social media use can enable deception and negatively impact relationships.
Impact of Smartphone Addiction on Academic Performance of Business Students: ...
The development of telecom technology has a profound impact on the academic lives of the students. Smartphone usage became popular to young generation because of its educational and entertaining options by using the numerous applications. Among the young people, students are increasingly using Smartphone. But excessive Smartphone usage usually makes the students addicted to it and that impacts on user’s academic performance, daily activities, physical and mental health, withdrawal tendency, and social relationships. This study aims at identifying the factors that affect the level of Smartphone addiction to the students and its impact on their overall academic performance.A structured questionnaire has been developed to gather data from the students. A total of 247 questionnaires were collected from the business students of a private university of Bangladesh. Using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), data were analyzed. Results revealed five Smartphone addiction factors such as, positive anticipation, impatience, withdrawal, daily-life disturbance, and cyber friendship. Factors like increased impatience and daily-life disturbance were found significantly related to the academic performance of the business students of Bangladesh. This study suggests that the students should reduce the intense use of Smartphone for smoothly doing their daily-life activities.
The negative impacts of smartphones
Smartphones have negatively impacted students' academic performance, social interactions, and self-regulation. They are easily distracted by their phones in class and rely on Google instead of asking teachers questions. This affects students' learning and weakens critical thinking. Students also prefer online social interactions to in-person ones, becoming more isolated. They have lost some ability to self-regulate smartphone use and have become addicted. While smartphones provide some benefits, their overall negative impact on students is considered to outweigh the positives.
TRENDS-4.CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF TRENDS AS A WHOLE
1) A cause is an agent that produces a result called a consequence. There is always a relationship between causes and consequences.
2) Everett Rogers identified five categories of adopters for new ideas or innovations - innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards. Each group has different motivations for adopting new ideas.
3) Mobile phones have both positive and negative impacts on society and the environment. Positively, they enhance communication, entertainment, daily utilities, and organization. Negatively, they can lead to addiction, waste of time, and depression.
Running head CELLPHONE TECHNOLOGY HEALTH, BEHAVIOR & RELATIONSHI.docx
Cellphone technology has both positive and negative impacts on health, behavior, and relationships. Regarding health, cellphone radiation can potentially cause issues like tumors, eye strain, and chronic pain from excessive use. Cellphones also spread germs if not cleaned regularly. On behavior and relationships, overreliance on cellphones can inhibit social and communication skills. Constant connectivity also makes separating work and personal life difficult. Excessive social media use allows people to say things without consequences and share private information widely. Children are especially vulnerable to health risks from radiation and behavioral issues from excessive screen time.
Wilbert on Smartphones
Smartphones combine the functions of a cellular phone and a handheld computer, allowing users to add and store information, send and receive email, and install apps. Research has found that smartphones have enhanced the educational experience by providing access to ebooks and online courses. They have also transformed communication through social networking and impacted culture by becoming people's primary connection point. Smartphone ownership is projected to surpass 80% in the US by 2015 due to their diverse functionality and convenience. However, overreliance on smartphones could become addictive and negatively impact areas like student concentration.
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Smart phones are affecting productivity, communication in the workplace, social engagement, and education according to research. Specifically, constant phone use can lower productivity at work and distract students. Additionally, texting while driving causes many accidents and some schools restrict phones due to cheating and bullying risks. However, phones also improve communication and access to information if used properly.
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- 1. Smartphones A smartphone, a smart choice?
- 2. What is a smartphone? A Smartphone, according to Wikipedia, is a sophisticated handheld mobile phone which has functions good enough to be a handheld computer. It has advanced functions which include connections to the internet and has the ability to receive application software for example Microsoft office.
- 3. My view on smartphones A smartphone is a very innovative and advanced piece of technology and its advantages come second to none. However we can not deny that they have negative effects on certain aspects of our lives for example productivity, communication, social engagement and education.
- 4. Arguments in support of smartphones Smartphones allow a person to always be aware of what is going on anywhere at anytime. The advantage of being able to get connected to the internet makes it easier to work out of the office for the working class. It supposedly increases productivity due to the fact that workers are more connected to changes in the business enviroment.
- 5. Arguments against smartphones Smartphones are addictive and according to research by a Rutgers University team the same treatment used to cure drug addicts is the same to cure smartphone addiction. They lower the rate of productivity, according to a survey in the Dynamic Business Magazine(2010). According to Dickinson, A (2010) 70% of workers spend time purchasing items on line instead of working.
- 6. Continuation..... They distract students in fact that they get notified of any e-mail or message waiting to be read, igniting the curiosity to read it. A shift from concentrating at school or work to other distractions on a smartphone has negative results. Targets are never met at school and work therefore reducing productivity and pass rates in school.
- 7. Negative effects on society So many time we have heard of case were certain videos are passed around of other people and they wont really be the most friendly either. This affects the people involved, brings them a bad reputation too.
- 8. An example of a distraction The video below is an example of the ‘funny’ things people can store on their phones. If one finds it hilarious they will want to show their friend or Bluetooth it around causing people to focus less on school work or work and get entertained by such things.
- 9. Example of a distraction (video)
- 10. Research that has been undertaken. Dickinson, A (2010) researched on the effect of smartphones on productivity. MIT Sloan School of Management (2007) researched on why people fail to meet targets in businesses. Rutgers University (n.d) reseached on the treatment for smartphone addicted people. University of Florida (2006) researched on the impact of smartphones on families.
- 11. Findings…… A study by a research team, MIT Sloan School of management in 2007 proved that the use the blackberry causes divided attention between socialising and work therefore reducing productivity. Research by a Rutgers University team shows that the same treatment for drug addicts is used on smartphone addicts. Dickinson, A. (2010) discovered that 70% of workers are online purchasing items instead of working.
- 12. Findings continued University of Florida found that phones bring a negative impact on families due to the fact that more time is spend on smartphones than with family members.
- 13. Statistics The graph below shows a research done in the U.S.A showing the use of mobile phones. These are statistics over a period of 3 months from October 2009 to January 2010. It looked at the top mobile producers, main activities of users and top application software used.
- 15. Findings 42.7 million out of 234 million American mobile phone users own smartphones. Its an 18% increase over 3 months. The 1st most done activity is texting the 2nd being browsing the web according to the findings. Users of smartphone that can connect to the internet increased by 18% in three months.
- 16. Conclusion I believe that the intension of smartphones was for development sake from sub-standards technology to more advanced means of communicating. However due to the lack of self control that people have in working with these improvements they are proving to be a nuisance in places such work places and in school.