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This document discusses how social media can affect tolerance both positively and negatively. It provides evidence from content analysis, third party analysis, and academic research to support this. While social media allows for exposure to diverse viewpoints, it can also encourage people to fit into groups and present polarized or exaggerated versions of themselves. Real understanding requires genuine connections across differences rather than superficial interactions online.
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- 1. By: Joshua Gordon Faith Xuan Evan Mayfield Carmie Malabanan
- 2. • Social media can affect tolerance in positive or negative ways • Evidence to support this: Content analysis (personal experience) 3rd party analysis (blogs and interviews) Academic research
- 3. Presenting themselves as easy to get along with Not disagreeing openly Not wanting to look uninformed/wrong
- 4. • Behavior • Wanting not • More shaped to fit to be diverse the in different group, more diverse the viewpoints in that group
- 5. • No need to be responsible for their actions • Fitting a character that they present, rather than themselves • Multiple selves changes who people want to show themselves to be • Acting like they think their chosen character would
- 6. • The internet may suggest and/or increase the potential for terrorism, hate and bigotry • Online communities provide easy opportunities for people to splinter into special interest groups and promote their particular cause • Hype up some illegal events • Affiliation and friendship • Social isolation
- 7. Owning a screw driver doesn’t make you handy Study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Vol 99 (4) Oct, 2010. pp.611-621
- 8. • Blending of personal and anonymous • Superficial agreements • Perception of tolerance and diversity
- 9. People change their Expose attitudes and beliefs: yourself… to new ideas To be right Create To be liked relationships with To be consistent different groups Respond a lot
- 10. • Tolerance and understanding is not automatic. • To gain real understanding and tolerance requires real connections. Requires one to seek out diversity and trying to understand different viewpoints. • Social media can make you more or less moderate depending on how you approach it. If you want to increase understanding, you can. If you want polarized views, you can find that too.