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This document discusses the negative social impacts of technology, focusing on privacy and distraction issues related to cell phones and the internet. Regarding privacy, it notes that technology has made it easy to take and share photos and videos of people without consent, and to access personal information online. On distraction, it highlights how cell phones contribute to car accidents and inattentive walking, and how the internet distracts from work, school, and offline activities. Statistics are provided on texting while driving accidents, cyberbullying, and identity theft to support these impacts. The conclusion acknowledges that while technology may not "ruin the world," it has changed how people interact and treat each other both online and offline.
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Technology has become an essential part of people’s lives, and most individuals, especially the young generation, cannot live without it. It has many uses such as social networking, searching for information, entertainment, job searching, and conducting e-commerce. Nowadays, it is rare to find people without cell phones, computers, email, and social networking accounts such as Facebook and Twitter. A survey conducted by the Jed Foundation revealed that approximately 90% of college students utilize technology to keep in touch with their friends and family through social networking (Simpson). Moreover, uses such as conducting research work and entertainment have become popular over time. Nevertheless, it is important to ensure that people do not rely too much on technological devices. Despite its significant integration into people’s lives, the overuse of technology can have some adverse effects on individuals and the societyFirst, overusing technology hinders the development of cognitive processes. According to Hatch (19), it affects development of the brain especially among children and adolescents and can cause CPA (Continuous Partial Attention) condition. Information overload induces this condition in the brain and affects its ability to process ideas and create various meanings. Currently, technology entails constant streaming of information into people’s lives through the use of computers, mobile phones, and millions of functional digital applications. From a majority perspective, these applications make life easier by reducing the time it takes to conduct business, keep in touch, and perform necessary tasks. However, they are the primary source of distractions from essential tasks. Studies show that social media and entertainment are the main sources of work disruptions thanks to people always checking their online updates. As a result, they cannot focus or conduct their job efficiently due to paying only partial attention.
Similarly, constant use of technology affects the way the brain absorbs new information and can lead to divided attention when performing different tasks. Studies indicate that distractions caused by social media and entertainment cause people to shift their attention to several different things, never at any one time focusing on completion of a single task (Hatch 20). Many technology users believe that they are capable of skills such as multitasking because they own a variety of tech devices that help them to accomplish different tasks. Nevertheless, studies show that whereas such people can split their priorities among many tasks, they eventually become unable to focus due to continuous bursts of new information. The result is that multitaskers develop problems in shutting out irrelevant information and experience higher stress levels in their brains. Likewise, people who heavily rely on technology become accustomed ...
8Dangers of Social MediaThe world has been evolving in a v.docx
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Dangers of Social Media
The world has been evolving in a very swift rate. In just a matter of years modernization has reached countries with leading economies to even those that have limited means of communication or travelling. The last years of the 20th century and the start of the 21st century can be considered to be one of the most evolving eras of human kind. Technology and urbanization have just rocketed to the top, capitalism and profitability have become a priority over other thing and communication or travelling have become faster and easier. One of the main components responsible for all these changes is the computer and the internet, which has slowly paved ways of new online platforms like the Social Media. This innovation has replaced many different things has completely changed the lifestyle of people around the world. Businessman use social media to communicate with other personals, instead of travelling or one to one interacting with them. Online university programs have been created with the help of online video or audio calls, so students don’t need to be present in the class rooms during lectures for attending classes. This essay will talk about the negative and positive effects of social media on kids and adults, especially in the United Arab Emirates. The essay is opinioned, however to prevent bias, I have used sources from scholarly article to support my arguments about social media. The thesis statement for this essay is, Social media is very harmful for kids in UAE because kids get addicted to it easily and it can possess serious safety risks.
The computers were introduced initially in the 20th century for multiple reason, like the Enigma was used to encrypt the messages being sent by the German naval force during the World War 2. Moreover, the computer was also designed to help scientists with quick calculations and results. It is with time that new companies like the Apple and Microsoft, introduced new ways of using the computer. It was never used to be a tool of communication, however things changed further when the interned was established. Like, the computer, it was also very different to what it is today. The internet was used an alternate to phones, as the scientists tended to transfer their results to other places quickly by using it. The next stage was when smartphones were introduced and revolutionized the internet. Everything became portable, from getting information, to communication. Social Media was one of the main innovations during this time and it today, it can be considered to be one of the most influential and important inventions in human history. People of today, from kids to adults always have a phone with themselves, especially in developed and modernized countries like the United States of America, England and United Arab Emirates. Social Media is used by people in these countries in many different forms. YouTube is one of the most profitable and used component of social media today as it all.
8Dangers of Social MediaThe world has been evolving in a v.docx
8
Dangers of Social Media
The world has been evolving in a very swift rate. In just a matter of years modernization has reached countries with leading economies to even those that have limited means of communication or travelling. The last years of the 20th century and the start of the 21st century can be considered to be one of the most evolving eras of human kind. Technology and urbanization have just rocketed to the top, capitalism and profitability have become a priority over other thing and communication or travelling have become faster and easier. One of the main components responsible for all these changes is the computer and the internet, which has slowly paved ways of new online platforms like the Social Media. This innovation has replaced many different things has completely changed the lifestyle of people around the world. Businessman use social media to communicate with other personals, instead of travelling or one to one interacting with them. Online university programs have been created with the help of online video or audio calls, so students don’t need to be present in the class rooms during lectures for attending classes. This essay will talk about the negative and positive effects of social media on kids and adults, especially in the United Arab Emirates. The essay is opinioned, however to prevent bias, I have used sources from scholarly article to support my arguments about social media. The thesis statement for this essay is, Social media is very harmful for kids in UAE because kids get addicted to it easily and it can possess serious safety risks.
The computers were introduced initially in the 20th century for multiple reason, like the Enigma was used to encrypt the messages being sent by the German naval force during the World War 2. Moreover, the computer was also designed to help scientists with quick calculations and results. It is with time that new companies like the Apple and Microsoft, introduced new ways of using the computer. It was never used to be a tool of communication, however things changed further when the interned was established. Like, the computer, it was also very different to what it is today. The internet was used an alternate to phones, as the scientists tended to transfer their results to other places quickly by using it. The next stage was when smartphones were introduced and revolutionized the internet. Everything became portable, from getting information, to communication. Social Media was one of the main innovations during this time and it today, it can be considered to be one of the most influential and important inventions in human history. People of today, from kids to adults always have a phone with themselves, especially in developed and modernized countries like the United States of America, England and United Arab Emirates. Social Media is used by people in these countries in many different forms. YouTube is one of the most profitable and used component of social media today as it all ...
Essays About Cell Phones
This document discusses the impact of cell phone use on relationships and social interaction. It notes that people are now constantly engaged with their phones instead of interacting with others face-to-face. Research shows that many people feel deeply connected to their cell phones and can feel panicked if they do not know the phone's location. However, this constant phone use can undermine intimate relationships and social conversations as people are distracted by their devices.
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Technology has significantly impacted social relationships and skills. Children feel pressure to own the latest technologies and bullying can result from interests in specific games or devices. People now prefer texting and social media over in-person interactions. Technology has also negatively affected jobs and the environment by increasing automation and pollution. The rapid advancement of technology is detrimental to human existence on Earth if its negative consequences are not addressed.
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Mobile phones have become very popular tools for communication around the world. While they provide many benefits like increased connectivity, some argue they can also be disruptive in educational settings. The document discusses both the positive and negative impacts of mobile phone use in schools, with some teachers believing they distract from learning while others think they could be used for emergencies. It also explores how phones may enable cheating and cyberbullying in schools.
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Technology will ruin the world class presentation
- 1. Technology is going to Ruin the World Social Impact of Technology
- 2. Introdruction Technology has improved many peoples quality of life in so many ways, but also has many negative effects. The goal of this presentation is to raise awareness on two main negative effects The first is Privacy The second is Distraction
- 3. Privacy (cell phones) Technology has significantly reduced peoples privacy some examples are: Cell phones have made it easy to take videos or pictures of people in times they may not want their actions to be scene. They also have made it very easy for word to travel. A new issue is bullying by text Also they have become a constant connection to social media making it easy to upload pictures of people to facebook or twitter etc.
- 4. Distraction (cell phones) Cell phones have become a major distraction in peoples lives Many motor vehicle accidents are caused by people driving distracted texting or talking on their phones. Enough so that we now require a law against it, yet people continue to do it. People walking across roads in parking lots are also not paying attention to their surroundings because they have their eyes glued to their phones Even in school many people are distracted by their cell phones
- 5. Cell Phone Facts In 2011 23% of crashes involved cell phones (1.3 million) Text Bully’s are often much meaner because they don’t see their victims Sexting is actually against the law and can result in child pornography charges to the sender and recipient(s).
- 7. Privacy (internet) The Internet has greatly reduced peoples privacy. Anything put on the internet is never truly deleted. The internet also gives other people a way to access personal information. A great recent example of this is the bleeding heart hack, which caused revenue canada to shut down its site. Last the internet is also another easy way for people to bully one another because anything can be said behind a computer.
- 8. Distractions (internet) The internet can be a very distracting Many younger children spend way to much time playing games on the internet instead of playing outside People spend a lot of time on facebook and twitter instead of doing work they should be completing. For example in the library at the college.
- 9. Internet Facts Approximately 56% of people used Facebook in 2013 and that number is still rising 1 in 3 teens/adolescents have experienced cyber bullying Approximately 1.5 million U.S residents are victims of identity fraud online every year, which accounts for upwards of 50 billion dollars in financial loss
- 11. Conclusion In my opinion these two technologies are not going to ruin the world. My point with this presentation is that it has changed the way people are and interact with eachother. Bad people would do bad things anyway but the internet has just given people another tool to do things that will ruin peoples lives (hackers). Cell phones are not bad themselves as well, it is also just the context they are used. Imagine someone who killed another person texting and driving, that ruins many peoples lives. Technology may not “ruin the world” per say but it has and will continue to ruin the way people act and treat others.
- 12. References http://www.bullyingstatistics.org/content/text- bullying.html http://www.textinganddrivingsafety.com/texting- and-driving-stats/ http://www.statisticbrain.com/social-networking- statistics/ http://www.identitytheft.info/victims.aspx