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Put the names of the group members in your title and respond to the following questions as a group.

1. Have you or your friends encountered similar situations or incidences as those experienced by Keith and Sufian?

2. How do social media filter bubbles, echo chambers, groupthink and emotion contagion look like for you?

3. Consider their impact on:
- yourself
- your family
- friends
- the community

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S3 DWIR L1b Social Media - Safe and Harmless

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Put your name in the title and respond to the following statement-

I have had more negative experiences than positive ones on social media. Agree?

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5 Crazy Ways Social Media Is Changing Your Brain Right Now

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Are You Living an Insta Lie? Social Media Vs. Reality

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1. I have experienced the exact same thing as Keith I go to the gym almost every day because I have nothing better to do at home

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1. No because thankfully we are aware of the people around us and we would usually distance ourselves from things or people we know would negatively affect us.

2/3. find it scary in my opinion. this is because it seems like as if social media corrupts one mind. it makes one have excessive thoughts and one may develop bad influences due to the usage of social media. People may also be hypocrites and not say the truth about something because they dont want to be the “odd one out” of the group. in the end, in the world of “social media”, all comments are sugar coated.

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There have been moments where we have voiced our opinions on certain things on social media platforms but they are often neglected or disagreed by other users, and to keep our social status, we are forced to concede our argument.

Social media filters are horrible as they give a false impression of good looks. Filter bubbles prevent you from finding new facts and views on topics due to the algorithms. Emotion contagions are even worse as if you had an authentic opinion, you are often ganged on by other users till you have to concede your argument regardless of the facts.

The filters can raise your self esteem while the emotion contagions do the opposite.
Friends and the community will also be demoralized due to the filters as they would think that the poster has a good life or an even better life than them.

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I have never experienced a similar experienced as Sufian. My CCA is not made up of COWARDS who whine and cry at the mere thought of PT and drills unlike AIR SCOUTS. My seniors never held back at punishing my batch of Sec 3s so I will continue their legacy on my juniors. We are not weak. BB is the best

2. Social media is an echo chamber because when one incredibly popular trend emerges, many others will replicate it. For example, minions rise of gru. Many people wore suits to the cinemas for no reason and some even caused chaos in the theaters

3.
My mother spread fake news and anti vaccine propaganda
This can cause disorder in the community

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1. yes. more specifically, the uniformed group one. we have experienced pain and torture from our seniors and some of our  CCA members want to sort of take revenge on them and also punish our juniors, but some may disagree and feel that it’s harsh to do so, causing unrest in the CCA.
2. it seems to be really common in CCAs, and in groups with leadership positions. for example,when one person makes a decision that risks their leadership position and no one tries to stop them but instead joins them in that risky decision even though they might get into trouble just because the person making the decision is “well-liked” by others or if others just want their attention
3.the person in the echo chamber will continue to be affected by the poor decisions made and therefore will be an ineffective and sloppy leader.

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1. Yes we have been in the same situation as Sufian. Sometimes we have to repress our opinions so that we would not be judged or disliked by others. This causes us to go along with the opinions of others without us actually agreeing with them.

2. Social media websites like Instagram has algorithms to allow people to see what they are interested in and see things similar to what they think, not allowing them to see other peoples’ opinions. Social media also has the ability to change our opinions by making us feel pressured to do so by following the majority.

3. It may lead to us overthinking about certain topics or change our opinions due to the opinions of others.

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1. Yes. We all experienced differing opinions when we engage in group work. It was definitely difficult to resolve them because we had to consider all perspectives and then come to a conclusion together.

2. They are most of the time relevant and they take up most of the space in feeds. The social media filter also garners a lot of attention from the users, whose aim is to influence the emotions and behaviours of others.

3. Impact
- yourself
Another source of distraction.
- family
The interaction between one and family is reduced.
- friends
May grow more distant from one another.
- community
What everyone posts is no longer realistic and believable as it is what they want others to perceive them as.

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1. No. We have never really come across the same situation as keith nor suffian.
2. Users of social media can put on a facade and usually pretend to be something that they are not. They try to go with the flow copying popular trends and following the mainstream. These users use various means to attract more attention and gain popularity.
3. Social media affects everybody. It may brighten their mood and can be an easy way to kill time, but it may become an addiction when they cannot control the amount of time they spend on the internet.

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1) We have never experience this before.
2) it is now very common and could affect a large number of people without them realising it.
3) yourself: not open-minded
Your family and friends: could lead to conflicts because not open-minded
Community: very self-centred

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1. Yes, we have experienced ads influencing us to change our habits and probably develop insecurities so they can make money
2. They look bad idk. They make people feel insecure about themselves like they are not good enough. It’s a mask that shows a fake face to make other people jealous
3. Myself - I barely experience so I really don’t know
My family - i don’t know
Friends - some don’t care some have insecurities some try to influence others
The community -

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No.it is very neutral