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    Facebook Addiction

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    insecure use Facebook more than those with lower scores on those traits‚ probably because those who are anxious find it easier to communicate via social media than face-to-face‚" says Andreassen. The Norwegian team also finds that people who are more organized and ambitious tend not to become addicted to Facebook‚ and are more likely to use social media as an integral part of work and networking activity. Andreassen says they find women tend to be more at risk of developing Facebook addiction

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    Innocent Facebook(!)

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    INNOCENT FACEBOOK(!) Facebook is a social networking service‚ which has over one billion active users create profiles with photos‚ lists of personal interests‚ contact information and other personal information. So it creates a question in my mind why such a huge number of people wants to use Facebook. A pitch‚ which is called “Advantages of Maintaining a Facebook Profile”‚ was published in February 2011 in facebook. A lot of benefits were explored in that pitch‚ first of all someone who has an

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    The Dangers of Facebook

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    They found that 65% of Facebook users accessed their account daily‚ usually checking it several times to see if they had received new messages. The amount of time spent on Facebook at each log-in varied from just a few minutes to more than an hour. The Ohio report shows that students who used Facebook had a “significantly” lower grade point average - the marking system used in US universities - than those who did not use the site. “It is the equivalent of the difference between getting an A

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    Technology: The Good‚ The Bad‚ and The Ugly Writer’s Memo: For my research paper‚ I would really like to discuss how modern technology is taking away our intelligence. I read a statistic the other day that read‚ 19% of child between the ages of two and four can operate an Iphone application‚ but only 9% can tie their shoes. This quote startled me and caused me to realize that we‚ as humans‚ are slowly loosing are ability to do simple tasks such as learning to tie our shoes. There is so much

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    Effect of Facebook

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    The Effect of Facebook and Social Media on a Society There is always a lot of talk about whether Facebook and other social media have a positive or a negative impact on a society. In order to make a statement I decided to find the meaning of social media in the dictionary. According to Wikipedia.org social media include web-based and mobile based technologies which are used to turn communication into interactive dialogue among organizations‚ communities‚ and individuals. Wikipedia.org also gives

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    Facebook Curse or Not

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    Children who use Facebook a lot are more likely to get lower marks at school‚ says new study By Paul Thompson UPDATED: 07:25 GMT‚ 10 August 2011 * * * * 10 View comments Teenagers who regularly log in to their Facebook page and other social media will get lower grades at school‚ according to a US study. They are also likely to have behavioural problems and narcissistic tendencies from spending too much time logged on to the site. According to the research popular social network

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    Facebook Stalkers

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    With over 1 billion users‚ Facebook has pushed itself into part of everyday lives. However‚ Facebook isn’t all flowers and butterflies. A website that stalkers use to rub one off to whoever they stalk‚ should not be perceived as a good thing. Neither should it be considered a good thing when a college student tries to write his essay‚ and keeps getting distracted by notifications. Facebook is a tool used for stalking‚

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    Facebook Depression

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    Facebook Depression For most‚ The World Wide Web has become an absolute necessity in the modern world. It is how we communicate‚ it is how we keep up with what is going on in the world‚ it is our way of expressing ourselves… it is a way of life. Recently‚ a group of influential doctors introduced “Facebook depression” as a term to describe a condition which may affect troubled teens who obsess over the social media website and do not believe they can measure up to the lives depicted via Facebook

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    Facebook Essay

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    The Winklevosses’ defeat! In “The Social Network”‚ directed by David Fincher‚ Jesse Eisenberg plays the role of the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg. This film depicts all the successes and conflicts that Zuckerberg had to go through in order to make Facebook the most successful social networking site in the world. After launching a website called “facemash” Zuckerberg became so popular that he was confronted by the Winklevoss twins. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss asked Zuckerberg to create a

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    1. IDENTIFYING INDIVIDUAL LEARNING NEEDS * Module (01) Identify individual learning needs Learning Outcomes At the end of this module‚ the candidate must be able to do the following: 1. Prepare for a diagnostic meeting and provide suitable materials and facilities to help individuals identify their learning needs. 2. Explain the aims of the diagnostic meeting to individuals and how information gained during the diagnostic meeting will be used. 3. Encourage

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