Overview
Initial Post: The Impact of Social Media on the Developing Minds of the Upcoming Generation
Part 1.
How long have you known the existence of social media platforms? (Indicate the number of years). ____________
How many social media pages do you have? (please indicate the number of sites) ________________
At least how many hours per day do you spend on average viewing social media pages? ________________
Do you have a monetized social media page? If so, how much do you make on average every month from your social media pages? (Please indicate the sum total average for all pages run by you).
- Part 2.
- To what extent do you think social media is influencing people’s choices, behaviors, and attitudes, especially the youth?
- To a greater extent.
- To a considerable extent.
To a little extent.
Other.
Please indicate the level to which you trust news articles posted on social media, especially by unverified accounts (especially people with whom you are acquainted).
- I trust all my acquaintances and the news they post.
I give a fair chance for their authenticity.
- I am indifferent about the sources.
- I do not give them audience at all.
- Other.
- Would you recommend other users to attempt monetizing their pages?
Definitely.
- Not sure.
No.
- Other.
- Do you think social media websites will last longer in the future?
- Yes.
- Not sure.
- No.
Other
- Predictions
Social media enthusiasts likely spend more than ten hours daily on their social media platforms, irrespective of their varied goals. Majority of the respondents (over 95%) will likely agree that social media platforms are here to stay.
- DISCUSSION QUESTION:
- Initial Post: Share your topic for the final paper, finalize survey questions applying concepts from 7.1 and 7.2, and then create a Google form of your survey questions, providing a link to the form.
- Reply post: Reply to at least 5 students "stating you took their survey" and then take their survey. Please be sure to reply to students that don't yet have 5 replies. You can reply to more than 5 students and take their surveys.