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The Effects Of The Social Network On The School Children In A Contemporary World

Date Issued
2017-05-07
Author(s)
Mammadova, Arzu
Abstract
In recent years, social network has intensively been developed and spread in almost all parts of the world. While
growing it become very popular among teenagers and especially, school children already addicted to the usage of
social network due to different reasons such as entertainment and studying purposes. However, S.M.Kana and
Katharine M. Donato indicate that spending a lot of time online can have some negative consequences, including not
only physical disorders like vision or spine issues, but other health problems are also inevitable leading to dangerous
outcomes in terms of development process of still mentally weak children (2005, p.1139). The goal of this paper is to
demonstrate the impact of the usage of social network on the mental health of secondary school children. The paper
also contains some data which consists of 11-12 questionnaire surveys given to parents of school children. The results
of this paper can be used to take measures either by parents or network usage administration to prevent students from
being "infected". The anticipated outcome of this study is the detection of negative sides of social network usage
particularly on the mental health. The findings may be useful in the medical area related to the mental development
procedure of teenagers and school age children.
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