Social Media– Impact on Human Behavior and Society

Nandini Chopra BVJMM 1st Semester of #JIMSVKII has shared about Social Media and its Impact on Human Behavior and Society.

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1. Jagannath Institute of Management Sciences Vasant Kunj -II, New Delhi - 110070 Subject Name: Presentation Department of Journalism and Mass Communication Created By: Nandini Chopra

2. Subject: Presentation Topic: Social Media – Impact on Human Behavior and Society

3. TOPIC TO BE COVERED Difference between Social media & Social networks The Positive Impact of Social Media on Human Behavior The Negative Impact of Social Media on Human Behavior Cartoon The Positive Impact Of Social Media On Society The Negative Impact Of Social Media On Society Survey Before Pandemic Survey After Pandemic

4. Difference between Social media & Social networks SOCIAL MEDIA  Social media is used to share content. For example- Youtube , Blogs etc. SOCIAL NETWORK Social network connects people. For example- a trekking group on Facebook brings people of the same interest together. It’ll be a network of people who in turn build mutual connections.

5. The Positive Impact of Social Media on Human Behavior

6. The Negative Impact of Social Media on Human Behavior

7. CARTOON

8. The Positive Impact Of Social Media On Society

9. The Negative Impact Of Social Media On Society

10. SURVEY(BEFORE PANDEMIC) Teenagers may spend as much as 9 Hours  of each day online. Many of these individuals are themselves concerned that they spend too much time browsing social networks. This wave of concern suggests that social media could affect the mental health of its users.

11. SURVEY(AFTER PANDEMIC) The prime time for streaming platforms began at 7 pm in the first-week of lockdown. Seventy six per cent of people said they watch TV in the morning between 8 am and 9 am. The survey was conducted across 1,300 people, in Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi and Chennai.

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