Social media can negatively affect teenagers' brain development, social skills, and mental health. It may cause lower grey matter and structural brain changes, depression, stress, and difficulty concentrating. Teenagers can become addicted if there is no parental control and may experience cyberbullying. They also risk sharing too much private information online and having their reputations damaged. However, social media can also help teenagers develop social skills by making new friends worldwide and learning new languages through interaction. It allows them to share and access information quickly for learning.
Social media can negatively affect teenagers' brain development, social skills, and mental health. It may cause lower grey matter and structural brain changes, depression, stress, and difficulty concentrating. Teenagers can become addicted if there is no parental control and may experience cyberbullying. They also risk sharing too much private information online and having their reputations damaged. However, social media can also help teenagers develop social skills by making new friends worldwide and learning new languages through interaction. It allows them to share and access information quickly for learning.
Social media can negatively affect teenagers' brain development, social skills, and mental health. It may cause lower grey matter and structural brain changes, depression, stress, and difficulty concentrating. Teenagers can become addicted if there is no parental control and may experience cyberbullying. They also risk sharing too much private information online and having their reputations damaged. However, social media can also help teenagers develop social skills by making new friends worldwide and learning new languages through interaction. It allows them to share and access information quickly for learning.
SOCIAL MEDIA ON TEENAGERS BY: HAARINESH A/L SELVARAJU NEGATIVE EFFECTS BRAIN DEVELOPMENT
• Experience structural changes in brain
• Lower grey matter • Cause adolescent children to take longer to accomplish tasks • Causes depression and stress • Easy to be addicted if no parental control SOCIAL SKILLS
• Getting to know and communicate with strangers.
• Having too many fake friends • Less face time – physical interaction • Cyberbullying • Vulnerable to be hacked using our social interaction data MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
• Obsessed with ‘likes’ and recognition in social media such as Facebook
• Depression and stress
• Bullied by rough words from strangers nor friends • Neglecting own duties • Slept less and malnutrition SLEEPING HOURS
• Difficulty learning and concentrating
• Feeling stressed or anxious • Difficulty learning and concentrating • Unhealthy eating and weight gain • Health issues such as acne and viral illnesses PRIVACY AND REPUTATION
• Sharing private information to strangers
• Lost of self-esteem and others trust • Making wrong decision • Uploaded contents can be easily re-posted • Bank account are not safe POSITIVE EFFECTS AND BENEFITS SOCIAL SKILLS
• Help in gathering new information from others
• Making news friends worldwide • Learning new language through social interaction INFORMATION SHARING
• Shares new information and knowledge
• Getting to know of ongoing news • Gets a quicker learning system • Homeschooling THANK YOU