Impact of Social Media on Teenagers
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According to Dr. Pate, why might teenagers misinterpret comments on social media?

  • Because teenagers do not understand how to use social media.
  • Because they are addicted to social media.
  • Due to lack of social cues like tone of voice or facial expression in online interactions. (correct)
  • Because comments on social media are always meant to be negative.

    • Why do some experts believe excessive social media use should be formally designated as an addiction?

  • Because teenagers are generally self-conscious.
  • Because the more rapid and image-loaded it is, the greater the chance of addiction. (correct)
  • Because it helps in reducing depression symptoms.
  • Because social media is always beneficial.

    • How do heavy gamers who have a network of friends on social media differ from heavy gamers without such networks?

  • They tend to have fewer problems with depression or anxiety. (correct)
  • They are more likely to suffer from video game addiction.
  • They are less likely to use social media frequently.
  • They perform worse in their academics.

    • What is one reason Dr. Bankole Johnson gives for the increased chance of addiction with frequent social media use?

    <p>The increase in frequency and image load in interactions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does social media help teenagers who play video games excessively and suffer from symptoms of depression according to one study?

    <p>By connecting them with a network of friends.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why do some experts caution against viewing the effects of social media solely in negative terms?

    <p>Because they have observed beneficial effects in some studies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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