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- 1. TREY research SocialMediaAddiction Group #9 Muhammad Umaid P # 1406 Urwah bin Aamer P # 1405
- 2. TREY research What is Social Media Social Media Addiction Tools of Social media Usage Facts Positive Impacts of Social media Negative Impacts of Social media Conclusion Contents 2
- 3. TREY research • Social media can be defined as a digital way of communication. It involves interactions on different scales. They can be through text messages, images, videos, or audio and video calls. • Way of sharing information, ideas and view through virtual meet up 3 WhatisSocialMedia
- 4. TREY research • Social media addiction is a behavioral addiction that is characterized as being overly concerned about social media, driven by an uncontrollable urge to log on to or use social media, and devoting so much time and effort to social media that it impairs other important life areas. 4 SocialMediaAddiction
- 5. TREY research • Dopamine is one of the neurotransmitters used to regulate behavior • Repeated exposure desensitizes nervous system • Causes compulsive behavior to seek out further dopamine release • User feels compelled to continue using social media site despite it not necessarily being enjoyable • Makes it harder to engage in tasks that need to be done but are not immediately rewarding 5 SocialMediaAddiction
- 6. TREY research ToolsofSocialMedia • Facebook • LinkedIn • Snapchat • Twitter • Instagram • Tiktok • PUBG • etc 6
- 8. TREY research 8 ActiveUseronSocialMediaPlatforms 2320 1900 1600 1500 1300 1098 1000 807 532 500 462 330 330 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Facebook Youtube whatsapp Snapchat Messenger Wechat Instagram QQ Qzone Tiktok Sina Weibo Reddit Twitter Users in Million Users in Million
- 9. TREY research 9 SomeBasicGroupsreachedaSaturationLevelofAdoptionto Technologies 99 97 91 82 77 58 97 97 91 79 91 66 98 98 93 77 92 72 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 CELL PHONE INTERNET SMARTPHONE SOCIAL MEDIA LAPTOP TABLETS House hold income $75k College Grad + Age 18-49
- 10. TREY research 10 SocialMediaPenetrationinsomecountry 83 77 75 71 66 64 60 57 14 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Percentage by population South Korea Singapore Hong Kong Malasia USA UK Turkey China India Pakistan
- 12. TREY research Comparison Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Trey Research • Nulla a erat eget nunc hendrerit ultrices eu nec nulla. Donec viverra leo aliquet, auctor quam id, convallis orci. • Sed in molestie est. Cras ornare turpis at ligula posuere, sit amet accumsan neque lobortis. • Maecenas mattis risus ligula, sed ullamcorper nunc efficitur sed. Competitive Service • Praesent venenatis quam tortor, viverra nunc rutrum. • Maecenas malesuada ultricies sapien sit amet pharetra. • Nunc tempus, risus sodales hendrerit, arcu dolor commodo libero, a sollicitudin quam nulla quis lectus. In at porta mauris. 12
- 13. TREY research WordWideconnectivity 13 • No Matter if you are searching for former college roommate, your first grade teacher, or an international friend, no easier or faster way to make connection than social media • FB, twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest are probably the most well know social networking communities. • Make new friends • New business connection and interaction with friends
- 14. TREY research WordWideConnectivity Contd.. 14 • Finding Partner • Seeking a new job • Location assistance • Getting and giving product and service • Receiving support from like minded indvls • Making or receiving carrier or personnel advice • Sharing political beliefs • Accessing news in real time
- 15. TREY research CommonalityofInterest 15 • Find the individual of same likes and dislikes • Build network on commonalities • Share tips and ideas (Pinterest) • You can share the information regarding any subject matter of life • Engage to work on common cause
- 16. TREY research RealTimeInformationSharing 16 • Many Social sites incorporate an instant messaging feature, lets people exchange information in real time. • Chatrooms for discussion • Team meetings class discussion • Online classes during covid-19
- 17. TREY research TargetedAdvertisement 17 • Whether you are non profit organization that needs to get the word out about an upcoming fundraiser or a business owner marketing a new product or service, there’s no better way than social media to get your message in front of millions of people 24/7
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- 20. TREY research 20 HealthIssues Early Death Disease, Disability and health issue Adoption of health risky behavior Social, emotion and cognitive impairment Disrupted neurodevelopment Adverse childhood experience
- 21. TREY research Backlash 21 • A joke among friends is one thing but joke in the world at large is much different. When potential offensive content is posted online, the amount of feedback is often brutal. • Using direct message cause miss meaning in the conversation.
- 22. TREY research CyberbullyingandCrimesagainstChildren 22 • Use of social networks may expose individuals to other forms of harassment or even inappropriate contact. • Children could be exposed to inappropriate content. • Cyber abuse are the anonymous social media sites which can elevate the severity of assault the fake promise of privacy.
- 23. TREY research RisksofFraudorIdentityTheft 23 • Whether you like or not information you post on the internet, exception of any platform is available to almost anyone who is clever enough to access it. • Stealing your identity may steal you completely. • Bank report reveals that this is the fastest growing tech to steal money.
- 24. TREY research TimeWaster 24 • Business insider reports that social media is the most popular use of internet- surpassing email- and smartphones and other mobile devices seem to be the driving force behind this trend since 60 % of traffic is from mobile source. • A report on forbes states that 89 percent of responders admitted to wasting time on social media
- 25. TREY research CorporateInvasionofPrivacy 25 • Lacks a personal touch; inability to connect in person • Lack of privacy • Open to security issues • Requires constant commitment to maintain social media presence.
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- 27. TREY research Add a footer 27 ImpactLifeCycle Distraction Pressure to conform Risk Aversion Shallowness
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- 29. TREY research • Take two weeks off time unlimited social sites e.g. YouTube, Facebook. Consume time limited media e.g. a movie a day • Keep busy as much as possible. Plan out your tasks. • Socialize with friends. Or better yet, have them do it with you for accountability • Put up barriers to prevent relapse e.g. uninstall apps • Be wary of absently opening up social media sites • Do not lose track even if you make a mistake 29 HowtoDealwiththeAddiction