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"Feeling Lonely? to much time on social media may be why"
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/03/06/518362255/feeling-lonely-too-much-time-on-social-media-may-be-why
This article talks about how social media accosiates with being felt lonely.The things that people post on social media and they might be friends so we can feel left out.

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"Mobile addiction linked to depresses,axienty"
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/03/160302121325.htm
The article is syaing that people who are addicted to thier phone have higher chance of being deppressed or having. Technology is a big part of being depressed because of the things thye see and want but can't have such as the celebrities.

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Laptops and phones in the classroom
https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/01/24/578437957/laptops-and-phones-in-the-classroom-yea-nay-or-a-third-way This article is basically debating the idea of allowing electronics in the classroom, and many teachers are saying that the technology is stopping kids from fully focusing or caring about their schoolwork.

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Text or Talk: Is Technology Making You Lonely?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/womensmedia/2012/05/24/text-or-talk-is-technology-making-you-lonely/#1c6240aa2a7b
This article is about even though we are connected through technology, we are actually more lonely. Being on technology blocks us from the face-to-face conversations that are crucial to developing social skills. Also gives 7 strategies to rebuild a real social network, without technology.

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"Why Access to Screens Is Lowering Kids' Social Skills" From Time Magazine
http://time.com/3153910/why-access-to-screens-is-lowering-kids-social-skills/?scrlybrkr=fc5d35df
This article first talks about a study done at UCLA, where kids who were deprived of screens for 5 days got much better at reading people's emotions rather than kids who continued their normal screen filled lives. Another experiment that the article talked about was done with groups of sixth graders. One group was sent to an outdoor camp for 5 days, and another group stayed in school with the normal technology they would have for 5 days. Once the five days were over, they showed the students videos and pictures depicting people showing different emotions, and the group that was on the outdoor trip for 5 days was a lot better at understanding and spotting the different emotions being shown. The article also talked about a study that showed students on average spend 4 and a half hours on devices such as phones or video games on a typical school day.

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"Have Smartphones Destroyed A Generation?" From Atlantic Monthly
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/has-the-smartphone-destroyed-a-generation/534198/
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"You Asked: Is Social Media Making me miserable?"From Time Magazine
http://time.com/collection/guide-to-happiness/4882372/social-media-facebook-instagram-unhappy/
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"Text or talk: Is technology making you lonely"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/womensmedia/2012/05/24/text-or-talk-is-technology-making-you-lonely/#3f6220fe2a7b This article talks about how technology reshapes how people connect, even though people are connected more than ever there was a research that showed people tend to feel more along. People ages 35 and younger are the ones who are feeling the most alone. Technology let's people control what they share but it also tends to let people feel socially isolated which people who are on technology tend to become depressed, have low self esteem etc.

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"Technology: Devices isolate us, even in schools"
https://www.mercurynews.com/2013/11/21/technology-devices-isolate-us-even-in-schools/
This article talks about how technology has advances since the 20th century. Technology in school have been found in many schools and threatens for student to isolate each others in classrooms, students spend  a long period of their day plugged into technology.

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"How to Use Technology to Make You Smarter" From Time Magazine
http://ideas.time.com/2012/11/29/how-to-use-technology-to-make-you-smarter/
This article talks about ways that technology can make us smarter, but it also talks about ways that technology has made us dumber. This article talked about a study that showed that kids who sent 3 or more text messages a day had significantly lower scores on literacy tests. The article also talked about how technology changes the way we memorize things, instead of memorizing what we need to know, we memorize where to go to find out the answer. The article also talks about how auto complete or spell check can cause us to get too used to using it, and a study showed that people who did get used to it did worse on cognitive tests.

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"Shutting themselves in"
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/15/magazine/shutting-themselves-in.html?scrlybrkr=8f80beaf This article talks about a growing problem in Japan, where many boys and girls stay in their room for months or years on end, only leaving for necessities. A big part of this new social disorder is being blamed on video games and television, which many of these kids use to fill all of that free time.

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¨Why Social Media Isn't Always Very Social¨
https://www.npr.org/2017/05/02/526514168/why-social-media-isnt-always-very-social
This article talks about how people who spend more time on social media sites feel more isolated than those who don't use them. Studies show that this might be because of lack of interaction between one another. Millions of people around the world use social media everyday to communicate with friends and family. Yet social media isn't that social. NPR's social science correspondent Shankar Vedantam also believes that our online lives don't match up with our real ones.

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¨Technology is impairing our ability to be alone, research shows. Here's how to reap the benefits of solitude¨
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/inspired-life/wp/2017/07/12/technology-is-impairing-our-ability-to-be-alone-research-shows-heres-how-to-reap-the-benefits-of-solitude/?utm_term=.0683de79e5b5
This article talks about how there are not many options on what we can do to truly be alone anymore. An example used was airplanes and how they were once places where there was no technology, and all you could do was read or sleep. But nowadays, you see people playing video games, watching movies, or using their smartphones all the time on planes. There's been a lot of attention towards how technology takes everyone's attention away from the real world and ruining relationships between one another. A study had also been shown that people would rather shock themselves than sit still in a room alone.

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Technology: Is it making kids anti-social?http://universe.byu.edu/2014/08/22/technology-is-it-making-kids-anti-social/

This article shows that kids are becoming more isolated and anti-social as time goes on because of technology. They say if you go back in time, parks were filled with kids playing and laughing and having fun, but now parks are silent. 75% of kids wake up in the morning and look at their phone for the first thing in the day. A study showed that they took technology away from kids for 24 hours and the kids felt lonely and didn't know what to do with their time. A study also shows that kids often have arguments online or crude remarks (roasting) online, this can cause physical violence later or low self-esteem for young kids which hurts them later in life. This article shows a good insight that we should get kids outdoors more and away from technology for a little bit in the day.

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The Disconnected
http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/style/2016/09/06/teen-lives-depend-on-the-internet-what-happens-when-they-cant-afford-it/?scrlybrkr=5f82b076&utm_term=.16d8323e489d
This article is about how people from low- income families don't have phones or technology, they do things that doesn't involve technology. Like drawing, reading, or even scrapbooking.

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"Is Social Media Disconnecting us From a Bigger Picture?" from New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/22/magazine/is-social-media-disconnecting-us-from-the-big-picture.html
This article explains that though we can learn things from the internet and social media, at the same time we could be ignorant to other things happening in the world. The writer writes that his social media keeps articles from him because he dislikes one. It won't pop up so he can't see anything that the phone or app thinks he doesn't want to see. Because of this he was oblivious to news around him. Technology, though we use it to find things out, can also he us ignorant to other things.

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Feeling Lonely? Too Much Time On Social Media May Be Why

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/03/06/518362255/feeling-lonely-too-much-time-on-social-media-may-be-why
This article gives a survey to young adults and asks them information about social media. The survey showed that people who spend more than 2 hours a day on social media question why they're being left out when people who spend less time on social media don't feel the same way. People that spend more than 2 hours of time on social media per day have twice the odds of perceived social isolation. People who visit social media over 58 times a week are three times the odds of perceived social isolation. This article gives a good argument to why technology causes isolation.

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" How Evil is Tech?"  by the New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/20/opinion/how-evil-is-tech.html
This article is about how Technology can take over our lives and we don't even notice. Technology was cool at first but how bad is it really? The article talks about how now eighth graders who spend 10 or more hours on social media are 56% more likely to be unhappy than the kids who go on technology less. Technology causes isolation which causes apathy. Teens who spend more than three hours on technology have a 35% higher risk of suicide in the future than the teens who spend their time wisely.

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"Does Technology Make Us More Alone?" from New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/14/learning/does-technology-make-us-more-alone.html
This article talks about how technology like our smart phones actually make us more isolated from others. The little screens that were suppose to bring us together by making it easier to communicate has actually caused us to prefer life behind a screen instead of taking in what is around you.  The article includes comments from students saying that their parent hardly look up from their phones long enough to talk about their day. The article also mentions that people are often found others around them staring at their phone and tend to do the same either self consciously or to avoid interactions with others and making and awkward situation. So this shows that because of technology, it becomes our natural instinct to stare at our phones and screens causing us to be more isolated from those around us.

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"Is Digital Connectedness Good or Bad for people?" By the New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2016/11/28/is-digital-connectedness-good-or-bad-people
This article is about how social media or simply talking on the phone can be good and bad. It shows two perspectives on how to tackle the uprising fame of technology. It states how social media platforms can be used for positive and negative interactions. There are also elements of social media that cause more harm than good.

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"Social Media May Make You Feel Socially Isolated: Study"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alicegwalton/2017/03/06/social-media-and-social-isolation-go-hand-in-hand-but-which-comes-first/#6afdc5001785
This article talks about how researchers found out that people who use social media more report that they feel socially isolated. The research also shows that people get depression, jealousy, low self-esteem and feelings of inferiority. People who visited social media 58 times or more in a week had three times the chance of feeling socially isolated. This artilce just shows how people have become very isolated and are always on the internet.

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"How Has Technology Changed the Concept of Community"
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/10/community-in-the-digital-age/408961/
This article talks about how Americans spend time scrolling through products and people. They ask "With the world at our fingertips, are we losing sight of the places outside of our windows?" Which is a good question because we really don't pay attention to the things happening around us. People also have less family time because teenagers are involved in their phones, that just shows they are isolated and are ignorant.