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The effects of computer addiction are back problems from prolonged sitting, trouble completing tasks at home or work from spending too much time online, and isolation from friends and family due to obsessive internet use. Computer addiction can cause physical issues like back pain from poor posture when sitting for long periods. It also leads to an inability to focus on important tasks and responsibilities as addicts prioritize internet use over work and chores. Prolonged computer use causes addicts to escape real life interactions and spend increasing time in online virtual worlds, isolating themselves from real social connections and relationships.
The document provides tips for managing time spent online, as excessive internet use can negatively impact daily activities and relationships. It recommends prioritizing tasks, taking regular breaks when online, creating tech-free zones like the bedroom, and picking up new offline hobbies to engage in life away from screens. The tips are part of a cyber wellness framework to help spend time online wisely and maintain a healthy balance.
Computer addiction is characterized by excessive computer and internet use that interferes with daily life and responsibilities. Symptoms include anxiety when unable to access a computer, neglecting duties and relationships to spend time online, and feeling empty or irritable without the computer. While not officially recognized, some people exhibit addictive behaviors with compulsive computer and internet use that causes problems in their lives. Risk factors include mental health issues, lack of social support, and using the internet as an escape from unpleasant feelings.
This document discusses internet addiction, how it can be identified, and ways to help those struggling with it. It defines internet addiction as a psychological dependence on the internet that impairs one's life. Symptoms include preoccupation with the internet, negative impacts on relationships and work/school, and feeling withdrawal symptoms when offline. Those at risk are heavy internet users, teenagers/children without monitoring, and lonely middle-aged adults. Types of internet addiction include gaming, chatting, and cybersex addictions. The document recommends supervising internet use and seeking help from school counselors if a problem is suspected. It also outlines physical, family, and academic consequences and provides a measurement tool called the Internet Addiction Test.
Internet addiction disorder (IAD) is excessive computer use that interferes with daily life. It becomes a problem when a person spends too much time on their computer without control over the habit. IAD can be caused by factors like depression, stress, anxiety, lack of social skills, and mood-altering behaviors. Symptoms include obsessive thinking about the internet, feelings of withdrawal and restlessness without it, and reduced social activities. Treatments include controlling internet use, goal setting, support groups, family therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Internet addiction involves compulsive internet use that interferes with daily life. It is also known as internet addiction disorder or net addiction. Symptoms include depression, mood swings, loneliness, and time loss. Physical symptoms include headaches, insomnia, weight changes, and eye/vision problems. Dr. Kimberly Young identified six subtypes: internet gaming addiction, online gambling addiction, internet infidelity, cybersexual activities, information overload, and compulsive online shopping. Ways to avoid internet addiction include admitting the risk, limiting daily use, calling friends instead of messaging, making offline copies of needed information, using computers in public places, and developing internet-free hobbies.
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This presentation provided information on internet addictions, including how to identify them, prevent them, and help students who are addicted. It defined internet addiction as compulsive online behavior that interferes with daily life. Warning signs included loss of control over internet use and feeling anxious or depressed when unable to use it. The presentation offered resources for teachers and parents on addressing internet addiction with students, including monitoring use, setting limits, and identifying underlying issues. It suggested implementing a school-wide action plan to educate students, parents, and teachers on internet addiction.
The document discusses internet addiction among children in Bangladesh. It notes that a large number of internet users are under 18 and use it primarily for social media and entertainment. The overuse of the internet can lead to physical issues like headaches as well as mental health problems when it dominates a child's life over school, family, and other responsibilities. The document recommends that parents monitor their children's internet usage, set clear rules and limits, and maintain open communication to prevent internet addiction.
Laptops can be beneficial for schoolwork but internet access in classrooms should be restricted to avoid distractions. While the internet provides a wealth of information, it is too easy for students to get distracted by checking social media or browsing websites unrelated to their studies. This diverts attention away from the professor and prevents students from staying focused on the class material. Requiring a password to access the internet can help students resist urges to check sites like Facebook and avoid triggering a "domino effect" of distracted classmates on their devices.
The document discusses how technology and free/open source software can help connect people to the future and each other. It recommends starting by learning to use a computer and surfing the web to find solutions and collaborate with others. Specific free software like GIMP, LibreOffice, and Ubuntu are mentioned as good starting places. Connecting through blogging and social media is also recommended to generate content and stay connected to the world.
Technology changes how we interact with each other and can increase medical issues. Too much time on social media and screens can lead to depression, anxiety, and obesity. Technology also enables cyber bullying and addiction. While technology connects us, overuse disrupts family time and face-to-face socializing. Realistic solutions include monitoring technology use, encouraging physical activity, developing non-screen hobbies, and educating about cyber bullying and healthy lifestyles.
This document discusses internet addiction and provides several case examples. It describes internet addiction as a disorder with diagnostic criteria including tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, and continued use despite negative consequences. Several case studies are presented including a teenage girl discovering her father's porn collection, an addicted husband spending hours on sex sites, and a woman experiencing anxiety after an online sexual encounter. Risk factors, brain functions, and strategies for treatment involving limiting access and living without the internet are discussed.
This document discusses computer addiction, defining it as an excessive desire and use of computers or the internet that leads to negative consequences. It notes that computer addiction can involve excessive gaming offline or online internet addiction. The document states that people often turn to computers to manage unpleasant feelings like stress or loneliness. Signs of addiction include intense desires to use computers, lying about computer activities, mood issues around limited use, and using computers to escape reality. Effects include relationship, job, health and financial problems. Suggested treatments involve counseling, group support and changing interests.
Certain groups are more prone to internet addiction, including males ages 20 to 30 suffering from depression, according to a University of Iowa study. People who have anxiety, depression or lack emotional support are more likely to turn to the internet for solace and escape from stress. Being stressed, unhappy, shy or unable to relate to peers can contribute to developing an addiction to computers and the internet by using it to fill emotional needs.
The Internet has been rapidly changing the consumers view of medicine. As the use of the Internet for health information becomes more widespread, risk to the overall consumer quality of care increases. There is social concern about the yet-undetermined effects the Internet has had and will continue to have on consumer behaviors and health outcomes. This study examines such behaviors and makes recommendations for the enrichment of future care.
The document discusses internet addiction, including its types, symptoms, effects, and ways to overcome it. It defines internet addiction as problematic internet use including activities like social media, online gaming, and general surfing. Some signs include feeling nervous or depressed when reducing use and using the internet to escape problems. Effects can include physical issues, depression, sleep disorders, and negative social impacts. Suggested ways to overcome addiction include limiting daily internet time and finding substitute offline activities.
Internet addiction is any online related compulsive behaviour that interferes with normal living and cause severe stress on family, friends, loved one, work, health everything.
Internet addiction, also known as problematic internet use or internet dependency.
It is a behavioral condition marked by excessive, compulsive, or out-of-control use of the internet that disrupts daily life.
Accessing computers for long hours can have negative physical, mental, and social effects. Physically, it can strain the eyes and cause back, neck, and wrist problems from poor posture and repetitive motions. Mentally, it can lead to depression, computer addiction, and withdrawing from real-world relationships. Socially, it can cause people to avoid social gatherings and family to spend more time on computers, though some use computers to extend their social networks online. Overall, while computers provide benefits, excessive long-term use should be avoided and breaks taken to protect well-being.
Excessive computer usage can lead to physical, social, and emotional problems. Physically, it can cause issues like back pain, headaches, and sleep deprivation from long periods sitting and incorrect posture. Socially, it reduces real-world interaction and harms relationships and social skills. Emotionally, constant gaming can increase stress, depression, and prevent people from responsibilities, potentially even leading to job loss or suicide in serious cases. Moderation of computer use is important to avoid these negative consequences.
Computers have both positive and negative impacts on society according to the document. Positively, computers enhance learning through access to online information, enable social connections through sites like social media, and make professional and personal tasks more efficient. However, computers can also negatively impact physical health by reducing activity and straining eyes. Children are more vulnerable to inappropriate online content. Computer use has also been linked to issues like addiction, radiation exposure, and weakening of real-world social and family connections. While technology provides benefits, overuse carries risks that must be moderated.
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Internet procrastination is a growing problem, especially among young adults and adolescents, who now spend over 6 hours per day on average online. Excessive internet and social media usage can lead to fatigue, poor sleep, and mental health issues. While multitasking with technology seems efficient, research shows it actually decreases focus and performance. Reducing screen time, keeping organized schedules, and setting deadlines can help reduce online procrastination.
Internet addiction can take several forms including cybersex addiction, net compulsions like online gambling or shopping, online relationship addiction, compulsive information seeking, and computer or gaming addiction. Internet addiction can cause physical issues like carpal tunnel syndrome and weight changes as well as emotional problems like depression, anxiety, and social isolation. While social media allows connection, it may also encourage isolation. Reducing internet addiction in society requires awareness and treatment of underlying issues as well as promoting balance in internet use.
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Computers have both positive and negative impacts. Positively, they improve learning through access to information, enable social connections, and make communication faster. However, excessive computer use can negatively impact physical and mental health by reducing activity and increasing risks of issues like eyestrain, back pain, and addiction. Children are also more vulnerable online to inappropriate content. While computers provide benefits, it is important to limit time spent and maintain a balanced lifestyle.
This document discusses cyberbullying and internet addiction. It defines cyberbullying as using technology to harass others, especially among young people, and notes its effects can include anxiety and depression. Signs of cyberbullying include withdrawal and mood changes. Parents are advised to offer support and block bullies. Internet addiction is defined as an impulse control disorder similar to gambling addiction, with signs including depression, isolation, and physical issues like headaches. Treatment options include therapy, behavior modification, and limiting internet access.
A Study of the Adverse Effects of IoT on Student's Lifeijsrd.com
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Internet of things (IoT) is the most powerful invention and if used in the positive direction, internet can prove to be very productive. But, now a days, due to the social networking sites such as Face book, WhatsApp, twitter, hike etc. internet is producing adverse effects on the student life, especially those students studying at college Level. As it is rightly said, something which has some positive effects also has some of the negative effects on the other hand. In this article, we are discussing some adverse effects of IoT on student蔵但測但蔵s life.
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The document discusses the social impacts of emerging technologies such as video games, social media, communication devices, and virtual reality. It argues that these technologies can potentially cause social isolation and neurosis by replacing face-to-face interaction and human connection with interaction through screens. While technologies have benefits like keeping people connected, the document warns they may disconnect people from the real world if overused and could become addictive. As virtual reality further advances to create realistic virtual worlds, it is posed as a technology that could fully remove people from physical reality and society.
1) Internet addiction is defined as a compulsive urge to use the internet excessively for activities like web surfing, online chatting, and gaming. This overuse can negatively impact work, relationships, and basic self-care.
2) Different types of internet addiction include information overload, gaming/trading compulsions, cybersex addiction, and social media addiction. These various compulsions often lead to problems like overspending, decreased productivity, and damaged real-life relationships.
3) Internet addiction affects about 14% of Americans and can have emotional symptoms like guilt, anxiety, and isolation as well as physical symptoms like headaches, weight changes, and disrupted sleep. If left untreated, internet addiction can seriously damage people
Social media can negatively impact users in several ways. It can enable cyberbullying as anonymous accounts allow people to bully others online. It can reduce family interaction as people spend more time on their phones instead of engaging with family. Personal data and privacy are also at risk from hacking, which can lead to identity theft and financial losses. Social media can also be addictive, particularly for teenagers, cutting them off from real-world interactions. Excess usage promotes laziness and unhealthy behaviors that harm physical health. It also glamorizes drugs and alcohol by exposing users to wealthy or addicted lifestyles. Overall social media decreases important face-to-face communication skills.
The document discusses internet addiction among children in Bangladesh. It notes that a large number of internet users are under 18 and use it primarily for social media and entertainment. The overuse of the internet can lead to physical issues like headaches as well as mental health problems when it dominates a child's life over school, family, and other responsibilities. The document recommends that parents monitor their children's internet usage, set clear rules and limits, and maintain open communication to prevent internet addiction.
Laptops can be beneficial for schoolwork but internet access in classrooms should be restricted to avoid distractions. While the internet provides a wealth of information, it is too easy for students to get distracted by checking social media or browsing websites unrelated to their studies. This diverts attention away from the professor and prevents students from staying focused on the class material. Requiring a password to access the internet can help students resist urges to check sites like Facebook and avoid triggering a "domino effect" of distracted classmates on their devices.
The document discusses how technology and free/open source software can help connect people to the future and each other. It recommends starting by learning to use a computer and surfing the web to find solutions and collaborate with others. Specific free software like GIMP, LibreOffice, and Ubuntu are mentioned as good starting places. Connecting through blogging and social media is also recommended to generate content and stay connected to the world.
Technology changes how we interact with each other and can increase medical issues. Too much time on social media and screens can lead to depression, anxiety, and obesity. Technology also enables cyber bullying and addiction. While technology connects us, overuse disrupts family time and face-to-face socializing. Realistic solutions include monitoring technology use, encouraging physical activity, developing non-screen hobbies, and educating about cyber bullying and healthy lifestyles.
This document discusses internet addiction and provides several case examples. It describes internet addiction as a disorder with diagnostic criteria including tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, and continued use despite negative consequences. Several case studies are presented including a teenage girl discovering her father's porn collection, an addicted husband spending hours on sex sites, and a woman experiencing anxiety after an online sexual encounter. Risk factors, brain functions, and strategies for treatment involving limiting access and living without the internet are discussed.
This document discusses computer addiction, defining it as an excessive desire and use of computers or the internet that leads to negative consequences. It notes that computer addiction can involve excessive gaming offline or online internet addiction. The document states that people often turn to computers to manage unpleasant feelings like stress or loneliness. Signs of addiction include intense desires to use computers, lying about computer activities, mood issues around limited use, and using computers to escape reality. Effects include relationship, job, health and financial problems. Suggested treatments involve counseling, group support and changing interests.
Certain groups are more prone to internet addiction, including males ages 20 to 30 suffering from depression, according to a University of Iowa study. People who have anxiety, depression or lack emotional support are more likely to turn to the internet for solace and escape from stress. Being stressed, unhappy, shy or unable to relate to peers can contribute to developing an addiction to computers and the internet by using it to fill emotional needs.
The Internet has been rapidly changing the consumers view of medicine. As the use of the Internet for health information becomes more widespread, risk to the overall consumer quality of care increases. There is social concern about the yet-undetermined effects the Internet has had and will continue to have on consumer behaviors and health outcomes. This study examines such behaviors and makes recommendations for the enrichment of future care.
The document discusses internet addiction, including its types, symptoms, effects, and ways to overcome it. It defines internet addiction as problematic internet use including activities like social media, online gaming, and general surfing. Some signs include feeling nervous or depressed when reducing use and using the internet to escape problems. Effects can include physical issues, depression, sleep disorders, and negative social impacts. Suggested ways to overcome addiction include limiting daily internet time and finding substitute offline activities.
Internet addiction is any online related compulsive behaviour that interferes with normal living and cause severe stress on family, friends, loved one, work, health everything.
Internet addiction, also known as problematic internet use or internet dependency.
It is a behavioral condition marked by excessive, compulsive, or out-of-control use of the internet that disrupts daily life.
Accessing computers for long hours can have negative physical, mental, and social effects. Physically, it can strain the eyes and cause back, neck, and wrist problems from poor posture and repetitive motions. Mentally, it can lead to depression, computer addiction, and withdrawing from real-world relationships. Socially, it can cause people to avoid social gatherings and family to spend more time on computers, though some use computers to extend their social networks online. Overall, while computers provide benefits, excessive long-term use should be avoided and breaks taken to protect well-being.
Excessive computer usage can lead to physical, social, and emotional problems. Physically, it can cause issues like back pain, headaches, and sleep deprivation from long periods sitting and incorrect posture. Socially, it reduces real-world interaction and harms relationships and social skills. Emotionally, constant gaming can increase stress, depression, and prevent people from responsibilities, potentially even leading to job loss or suicide in serious cases. Moderation of computer use is important to avoid these negative consequences.
Computers have both positive and negative impacts on society according to the document. Positively, computers enhance learning through access to online information, enable social connections through sites like social media, and make professional and personal tasks more efficient. However, computers can also negatively impact physical health by reducing activity and straining eyes. Children are more vulnerable to inappropriate online content. Computer use has also been linked to issues like addiction, radiation exposure, and weakening of real-world social and family connections. While technology provides benefits, overuse carries risks that must be moderated.
Information Effect: Internet Procrastination, What is it?9586344
油
Internet procrastination is a growing problem, especially among young adults and adolescents, who now spend over 6 hours per day on average online. Excessive internet and social media usage can lead to fatigue, poor sleep, and mental health issues. While multitasking with technology seems efficient, research shows it actually decreases focus and performance. Reducing screen time, keeping organized schedules, and setting deadlines can help reduce online procrastination.
Internet addiction can take several forms including cybersex addiction, net compulsions like online gambling or shopping, online relationship addiction, compulsive information seeking, and computer or gaming addiction. Internet addiction can cause physical issues like carpal tunnel syndrome and weight changes as well as emotional problems like depression, anxiety, and social isolation. While social media allows connection, it may also encourage isolation. Reducing internet addiction in society requires awareness and treatment of underlying issues as well as promoting balance in internet use.
Positive and Negative Impacts of ComputerHina Anjum
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Computers have both positive and negative impacts. Positively, they improve learning through access to information, enable social connections, and make communication faster. However, excessive computer use can negatively impact physical and mental health by reducing activity and increasing risks of issues like eyestrain, back pain, and addiction. Children are also more vulnerable online to inappropriate content. While computers provide benefits, it is important to limit time spent and maintain a balanced lifestyle.
This document discusses cyberbullying and internet addiction. It defines cyberbullying as using technology to harass others, especially among young people, and notes its effects can include anxiety and depression. Signs of cyberbullying include withdrawal and mood changes. Parents are advised to offer support and block bullies. Internet addiction is defined as an impulse control disorder similar to gambling addiction, with signs including depression, isolation, and physical issues like headaches. Treatment options include therapy, behavior modification, and limiting internet access.
A Study of the Adverse Effects of IoT on Student's Lifeijsrd.com
油
Internet of things (IoT) is the most powerful invention and if used in the positive direction, internet can prove to be very productive. But, now a days, due to the social networking sites such as Face book, WhatsApp, twitter, hike etc. internet is producing adverse effects on the student life, especially those students studying at college Level. As it is rightly said, something which has some positive effects also has some of the negative effects on the other hand. In this article, we are discussing some adverse effects of IoT on student蔵但測但蔵s life.
Social impact of technology zack clendinningzackclen
油
The document discusses the social impacts of emerging technologies such as video games, social media, communication devices, and virtual reality. It argues that these technologies can potentially cause social isolation and neurosis by replacing face-to-face interaction and human connection with interaction through screens. While technologies have benefits like keeping people connected, the document warns they may disconnect people from the real world if overused and could become addictive. As virtual reality further advances to create realistic virtual worlds, it is posed as a technology that could fully remove people from physical reality and society.
1) Internet addiction is defined as a compulsive urge to use the internet excessively for activities like web surfing, online chatting, and gaming. This overuse can negatively impact work, relationships, and basic self-care.
2) Different types of internet addiction include information overload, gaming/trading compulsions, cybersex addiction, and social media addiction. These various compulsions often lead to problems like overspending, decreased productivity, and damaged real-life relationships.
3) Internet addiction affects about 14% of Americans and can have emotional symptoms like guilt, anxiety, and isolation as well as physical symptoms like headaches, weight changes, and disrupted sleep. If left untreated, internet addiction can seriously damage people
Social media can negatively impact users in several ways. It can enable cyberbullying as anonymous accounts allow people to bully others online. It can reduce family interaction as people spend more time on their phones instead of engaging with family. Personal data and privacy are also at risk from hacking, which can lead to identity theft and financial losses. Social media can also be addictive, particularly for teenagers, cutting them off from real-world interactions. Excess usage promotes laziness and unhealthy behaviors that harm physical health. It also glamorizes drugs and alcohol by exposing users to wealthy or addicted lifestyles. Overall social media decreases important face-to-face communication skills.
The document discusses several modern maladies caused by excessive digital technology use including digital obsession, boredom, loneliness, and fear of missing out. It notes that while technology has benefits, many people have become addicted to social media and smartphones, experiencing neurological effects from constant use. This overuse leads to declining attention spans, less focus, increased stress and loneliness, and even depression. The document examines how boredom, busyness, and fear of loneliness drive further technology overuse in a vicious cycle.
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This document discusses the relationship between social media use and depression in teenagers. It defines social media and notes that while social media is integrated into daily life, excessive use can negatively impact mental health. The reasons for social media use include social interaction, information sharing, and entertainment. However, too much time spent on social media is linked to depression, anxiety, fear of missing out, unrealistic expectations, negative body image, and disrupted sleep patterns. The document provides precautions for healthy social media use such as focusing on offline activities, limiting notifications and screen time before bed.
This document discusses the importance of digital health and wellness for children. It outlines some of the consequences of poor health and wellness, such as less sleep, behavioral issues, and addiction. Specifically, it addresses internet addiction and how too much computer usage can negatively impact physical health. The document provides tips for maintaining proper computer usage and limiting screen time. It also explains how digital health and wellness education can help children stay safe online and be aware of cyberbullying or other dangers. Overall, the key message is that digital citizenship and self-control over technology are important for both physical and mental well-being.
This document discusses the importance of digital health and wellness for children. It outlines some of the consequences of poor health and wellness, such as less sleep, behavioral issues, and addiction. Specifically, it addresses internet addiction and how too much computer usage can negatively impact physical health. The document provides tips for maintaining proper computer usage and limiting screen time. It also explains how digital health and wellness education can help children stay safe online and be aware of cyberbullying or other dangers. Overall, the key message is that digital citizenship and self-control over technology are important for both physical and mental well-being.
The document discusses addiction to social networks. It defines social networks and traces their history starting in 1995. Addiction is described as an inclination, obsession, obligation or excessive physical/psychological dependence. Some experts consider weekly usage over 28 hours (3-4 hours daily) to be excessive. Common social networks in Spain are listed. Symptoms of addiction include changes in lifestyle, neglect of health/hygiene, avoidance of important activities, and loss of sociability. Those most at risk are the psychologically weak, children/adolescents, socially isolated people, those with low self-esteem, introverts/depressed, and people dissatisfied with their lives. Treatment may involve assessing biography/
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2. The Effects of Overuse of
Computerized Communication
Social
effects
Emotional
symptoms and
effects
Physical
effects
3. 1)Social effects
First of all, too much using
of computerized
communications make
people unproductive.
The short term effects of
an online addiction include
unfinished tasks, forgotten
responsibilities
5. Aside from being dependent on the internet addicts may develop technostress
wherein they internalize how a computer works, such as accelerated time and perfect results. It
can also cause social withdrawal, feeling more at ease interacting with people online rather
than in a person.
. So, this leads people to work less and less working leads people totally
unproductive.
6. 2)Emotional Symptoms and effects
. The internet addicts spend
too much time socializing
with friends on the internet
and forget about real
friends. They do not take
time to socialize with family
members.
Especially, if something
happens and when they
require support from family
or friends; they prefer online
friends who cannot help
directly.
7. That causes isolation from the life and people. Therefore,
they start to have anxiety and depression.
8. 3)Physical Symptoms and
effects
The third effect is that these people may have
serious, physical health problems .For instance,
sitting all the time may cause weight gain. And, They
will not do enough sports;
That will cause backaches, neck aches and more...
According to Newborn(2000) First and foremost,
the obsessive internet user is likely to become
obese. This is because users spend most of their
times on the internet.
Also, internet addiction causes visual impairment.
The individual uses a lot of time looking at the
screen.
Similarly, addicts are likely to have psychological
stress, as they do not have time to socialize with
others. This loneliness can affect them physically
and can lead to several other health issues.
In addition, addicts may concentrate too much on
the internet and forget eating.
This affects their growth and development,
especially for teenagers and young adults (para.6)
9. This man cant work well.
Because, He never rests and he works very much without any
resting , This also causes unproductivity
10. A girl who has physical problems about his neck and back.
Because She always stands in wrong positions in front of the
computer.
11. Here is a boy who is an addict. He will never know what he
eats and how much, and finally he will be obese, because of
internet addiction.
12. CONCLUS聴ON
Finally, If we sum up all these effects; we can see how overuse of
computerized communication may harm us as physically, emotionally
and makes us an unproductive person. In my opinion, people can
decrease using computerized communication by themselves or they
can get help from special experts.
****Using computerized communication is important and useful, but If it is
overused, this is harmful****
13. -Thank you very much for
listening to my
presentation-
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