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Social Media Causes Antisocial Disorder
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Published on Dec 14, 2015
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SOCIAL MEDIA CAUSES ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR
BY PATSY COPELAND
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Social media causes antisocial behavior
Social-media is what millions of people use
Doctors have linked some disorders to social-media
I agree social media being linked with disorders
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Larry Rosen did a study on childern
This was to see the effect on kids
The study's result was negative with childern
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On the web many people develop relationships
Though they're sincere, they can be fake
What could happen is the person lies
Or they can be identity theif
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The other person you see as a friend
Could be a creep trying to learn about you
They could try finding too much about you
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Some look to the web for comfort
This can difficult from being pessimistic
If the person is positive though it seems okay
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But if the person is pessimistic
They usually bring other people down
This can cause their friends to leave
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Some may say I'm over exaggerating
They also think I said no one is normal on the web
But people CAN get disorders from the web
This can destroy them from inside out
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People who have disorders may be offended
They may think I said that disorders spawn from the web
Not every disorder is from web use
But some disorders are linked to the web
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In conclusion my topic is very serious
If someone ever develops a disorder after using the web
It could endanger their mental and physical health
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Patsy Copeland
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