Media Can Damage Self-Image | Psych Central News - 0 views
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The study shows that women who possess these body image concerns are twice as likely to compare their own bodies to those of the thin models in the advertisements
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Most females have a bad habit of doing this when looking at Vogue Magazine or Seventeen Magazine. People also get discouraged from trying out to become a model because they don't think they have the "model look". It is not a healthy thing to do because it will only cause females to find more problems within themselves
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Social Media vs. Police Brutality | Sinan Ülgen - 1 views
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social media fulfilled the role of real-time reporting
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powerful instrument of public scrutiny
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Still, social media cannot prevent police brutality on its own.
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The Condition: Existential Googling - The Awl - 4 views
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Type "why am I" into a Google search and autocomplete will suggest "why am I here?" Type "why did" and you'll find "why did I get married?" These questions seem so hackneyed, the kind of generic lamentations you might hear in a bad movie.
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I'm not sure exactly how to work this into my possible research yet but I love the topic and so I will bookmark it in hopes of future use.
Youth collective activism through social media: The role of collective efficacy - 1 views
Meet the Good Guys of the Deep Web - Hit & Run : Reason.com - 1 views
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Doctor X is a trained physician that works on harm reduction projects in real life but helps Silk Road users in his free time by providing answers to any of their questions—all for free. He started in June 2013, and received 600 questions and 5,000 visits after just three months. In an interview with Joseph Cox of Vice, Doctor X said: "Drug users need more...They need answers, and that's what I try to provide. People ask me about the real risks and adverse effects, drug combinations [illegal and prescriptive] and the use of drugs in persons suffering from different conditions, such as diabetes or neurological problems."
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Most mainstream media coverage has derided the Deep Web as a hub of child pornography and hitmen for hire. But though there may be depraved activities facilitated by the underground network, there are also many upstanding individuals using marketplaces like the Silk Road to ease the pain of unjust laws and otherwise do good.
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Article talks about basically the Black Market of the internet. Not directly useful, but I could work it in if I gear my topic towards the freedom and benefits of deep web surfing.
Technology's Toll - Impatience and Forgetfulness - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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If you answered yes to any of those questions, exposure to technology may be slowly reshaping your personality.
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Some experts suggest simply trying to curtail the amount of time you spend online. Set limits for how often you check e-mail or force yourself to leave your cellphone at home occasionally.
Politics of Force - 0 views
Will Facebook Make You Sad? Depends How You Use It - 0 views
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Will Facebook affect your mood
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Using Facebook makes people sadder, at least according to some research. But just what is it about the social network that takes a hit on our mood? A study of the different ways of interacting with the site now offers an answer: Grazing on the content of other people's idealized lives may make reality painful.
Your Brain on Computers - Plugged-In Parents - NYTimes.com - 2 views
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“There’s something that’s so engrossing about the kind of interactions people do with screens that they wall out the world,” she said. “I’ve talked to children who try to get their parents to stop texting while driving and they get resistance, ‘Oh, just one, just one more quick one, honey.’ It’s like ‘one more drink.’ ”
Access and affiliation: The literacy and composition practices of English-l...: EBSCOhost - 0 views
Human Rights and Social Media | RFK - Training Institute - 2 views
Literature Resource Center - Document - 0 views
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Moving forward to the early 20th century, a group of amateur writers called the 'Baker Street Irregulars', which included such luminaries as F.D. Roosevelt and Isaac Asimov, spent time writing and sharing further adventures for none other than Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's great fictional dweller of 221b; once the official literary canon had stopped, these fans took it into their own hands to continue the detective's narrative.
Sexualization in Video Games - 0 views
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To sexualize a person in a video game (or any medium really) is to reduce them to an object; to reduce their value down to a sexual thing.
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Even better: let’s leave sexualization out of our games. Sexy is cool and is but a single variety of character personality. Sexualization is a whole other thing. And for women, a largely negative thing.
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Where's the Automation in the Productivity Accounts? | Jared Bernstein | On the Economy - 0 views
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geeky-looking Google self-driving car. And data being the plural of anecdote, I’m certainly open to the possibility. But the robots-are-coming advocates need to explain why a phenomenon that should be associated with accelerating productivity is allegedly occurring over a fairly protracted period where the trend in output per hour is going the other way.
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