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there are negative and positive sides to the internet, the positive side is that it has everything, any answer you need to a question it has, you can keep in touch with family/friends that live far away from you, you can advertise things and purchase things. the negative side is that its easier pressure people into doing things so something embarrassing doesn't get publicized

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I believe both because internet can help help with boredom but teens can use apps and not get ther homework done and not all apps can help are the time

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Using the internet to answer your question will give you many different answers. Some of the answers may not actually be the correct answer to a person's specific circumstance. When using the internet, it is a good "jumping" off point. There are a lot of peoples opinions out there, and those peoples opinions I may not agree with. Not that those answers are actually wrong, but may not be a good answer for me.

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Using the internet to answer your question will give you many different answers. Some of the answers may not actually be the correct answer to a person's specific circumstance. When using the internet, it is a good "jumping" off point. There are a lot of peoples opinions out there, and those peoples opinions I may not agree with. Not that those answers are actually wrong, but may not be a good answer for me.

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I believe that using the internet to get answers for health can have both positive and negative impacts. I am going to use the time covid was at its worse as an example of it being positive. When Covid was at its breakout it was very foreign to people. It was risky to go out to our doctor for info. However, you were able to find reliable information on how to keep yourself and others safe. It can be negative for the reason that it can lead to people misdiagnosing themselves when they're sick. People can believe that they can this disease or illness and take medication without seeking a doctor's insight.

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I think using the internet to answer health questions has  positive impact on teens health because many teens have questions about certain health topics that they may be to embarrassed to ask a parent or friend so the internet may give a answer that the certain teen may not have gotten because they were too embarrassed to ask which could help a certain future health problem.

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It all depends on how hard you look for your answers. Search engines really have people develop lazy habits, which could extend to your everyday life.

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Negative, Because you can not believe everything you read on the internet.

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I feel like having the internet to answer questions related to health is negative because they might get the wrong idea on something that they think they might have. Like say someone has depression or something like that and they google it and it tells them why it could be caused they might feel even more down on themselves. Or in another case the question could be something that should be asking a doctor so they get a clear and real answer.

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I think that having so much GENERALIZED information at our disposal so quickly and easily. The problem with trying to diagnose something online is that so many factors come into play with health. Google can't look at your families medical history, your diet, hygiene, physical activity, or where you live. It will only tell you what it can draw from the keywords YOU supply it.

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I think that having so much GENERALIZED information at our disposal so quickly and easily. The problem with trying to diagnose something online is that so many factors come into play with health. Google can't look at your families medical history, your diet, hygiene, physical activity, or where you live. It will only tell you what it can draw from the keywords YOU supply it.

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The internet has given lots of freedom to newer generations since they have the choice of anything right there. It can be very reliable at times and give very good information, but not always, and people need to definitely be more careful of that. Though it can also lead to mental health issues seeing how other people are doing what they do and comparing it to you self, setting unattainable goals and setting yourself up for failure.

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It completely depends on how thorough you are in your search, the more the better, also doing research into a topic gives you better incite and is easier than ever thanks to google

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I feel like it can have both a positive and a negative impact. If you have a basic understanding of what's healthy and what's not, you will know what to look for on the internet. Some people may not understand the difference between good and bad advice, so they will do whatever they see on the internet without looking further into it. If you know key words and the right things to look for, the internet can be very helpful.

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I think it is both positive and negative. Personally I think it entirely depends on how you do it. If you just use the first thing that pops up whether it fits what you are trying to find or not, that's probably not the best thing to do. However, if you use the internet wisely and do enough research, it will lead to your question to being answered in the most positive and helpful way.

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I believe that using the internet to gain information of health can be both negative and positive due to topic of question, opinion of person, and how the user will react. Also, this could be negative or positive depending on if the source of information is valid or not.

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I believe that using the internet to gain information of health can be both negative and positive due to topic of question, opinion of person, and how the user will react. Also, this could be negative or positive depending on if the source of information is valid or not.

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I think that looking online could have a positive impact if there is enough research based facts. many people with the internet won't look for the data behind the claims though so it can also be negative.

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I think that the access we have at our fingertips can be negative but its also positive in some ways. If we search something out of concern and we click the first link available our brains will automatically think there is something wrong without actually doing better research and getting professional advice. But there is also positive effects to this with more credible resources and better advice.

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I believe that it is somewhat of both.  I think it is negative becuase people like to put their own opinions out there. If you arent looking at correct and reliable websites your brain will be filled with false information. But I also believe it can have a positive impact because you can google symptoms and get a general idea on things. 

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I believe that it is somewhat of both.  I think it is negative becuase people like to put their own opinions out there. If you arent looking at correct and reliable websites your brain will be filled with false information. But I also believe it can have a positive impact because you can google symptoms and get a general idea on things. 

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I think both because some of the information can be right but also can be wrong it really just depends on the source you use. But your better off asking someone about it otherwise you might freak out and it may not be right

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I think it has both a negative and positive impact because there are some facts out there that will help you find what you need like if your stomach hurts or something like that there are good sites to look at to find the exact symptoms you have and therefore you would find out what you have. However, there are some other websites that have false information, and teens will believe it.

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I think this has kind of both. It could be a negative and or positive impact on teen health. I think negative because it can give you false information on something and make you believe in something that may or may not be true. Positive because this could help someone because sometimes it is true.

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I think that it could be both negative and positive impacts, the internet has many great resources that have great explanations for most of your questions, the internet can also help teens with boredom so then they can you TikTok... this comes into the negative impact on teenagers when they use it too much they end up getting away from the social life. So I'm mixed up and I can see sides of both

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I think it has a negative and positive impact. There is a lot of stuff found on google, depending on what site you use and what information you get from it can set people thinking the wrong way, but there is also some good information that can help people.

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I believe it can be more negative, every time for when I search health related things on google for an example, it tends to bring up the bad causes, now it may be true for some cases but people now believe almost everything that they see. I think it's better to call an doctor that he can look at it in real life.

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I think that it has a negative impact on teens because a lot of teens use social media so if somebody posts about something being false about some sort of sickness or health related topic, there may be some teens that will take the false information and believe it.

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I think it has a negitive impact because there are also a lot of bad things and younger people might not know what sources to trust and use the worng ones. Somtimes it could help and have a postive impact but I think it could also end up making things much worse.

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I think both in some way. You could search something about what pain you are experiencing and it could give you a wrong or right answer. Some people make articles and try to make facts about a false advertisement of what pain or discomfort you are feeling.

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Im on the edge and think it can both be postive and negative because most teenagers look stuff up on google and use the first link that pops up and that may not always be credible imformation sometimes teens dont release they have to do a little more digging and find sources that give credible imformation like goverment sources or hospital sources.

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I believe that it is negative. People tend to believe the information that they see. People believe what they see, even if it isn't a credible source. There are a lot of sites that could give false information because they aren't reliable websites, but instead, they are just saying stuff to make you believe the opposite of something else.

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I think it has a negative impact. Most of the time things that are found on the internet arent always true, depending what source your using. I think you shouldn't belived everything on the internet but if you need to use the internet you would want to make sure its a credible site.

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I think that using the internet to find information has a negative impact because it can give off the wrong answers to teens that then will do the wrong things because of what they read on the internet. 

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I think that using the internet to find information has a negative impact because it can give off the wrong answers to teens that then will do the wrong things because of what they read on the internet. 

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I believe that using the internet has a negative impact on teens. The internet can have a lot of misinformation and sometimes its difficult to find a trustworthy source. This can lead to many teens panicking about something they might have when it could be as simple as a cold.

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I think its more of both because if you word you research wrong youll get something your not looking for and once you do get your search theres alot of misleading info but you can find a trusted source you can find valid ifo to answer your question or guide you on your current position in a problem

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I think that it has a negative impact on teens' health because the internet isn't always right with what they are telling you and the information that they give you. Sometimes if you look up the symptoms that you have the internet will tell you something and it can start to make you worry or stress out about what is wrong with your health. 

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I think that it has a negative impact on teens' health because the internet isn't always right with what they are telling you and the information that they give you. Sometimes if you look up the symptoms that you have the internet will tell you something and it can start to make you worry or stress out about what is wrong with your health. 

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I think it has a negative impact. A lot of the stuff found on google, depending on the site your looking at, inst credible. It can cause a lot of fear in kids. also having certain side effects doesn't mean that it has something to do with a huge disease. Having headaches doesnt mean u have cancer. Doctors go to school for years for stuff just like this.

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I think somewhat both. I think positive because if your wondering something you can search it up and see what the symptoms maybe, the triggers, and etc. You can also read facts about what your searching and learn more about it but the facts COULD be wrong. You might not get the right information and think you have something different from what you actually do have

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It really depends on what your trying to find out about yourself or others since there's a lot of false advertisement about some things,
that could relate to you.

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It has postive and negative impacts. There are many good resources but there are also bad sources. Some people make websites talkinga about health but they are not professionals when it comes to health and so they could be telling you the wrong things. You cant always believe what you read on the interent. But there are certain sources that are made by doctors or people in the medical field that actually have vaild information.

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I think it has a negative impact on teens because they look up to all these famous people who leave what they think are perfect lives. People will then compare themselves to them and that can negatively effect how they view themselves and others.

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yes and no because its easier to look up "whats wrong with me," then go to the doctor and ask. but not everything can will be right on the internet it might say you have one thing but you really have another thing.

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Using the internet can cause people to feel unsure about themselves, disgusted, hateful, and ashamed.

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I think that using google to find out information about health questions probably has a negative impact but a positive side to it as well. Google doesn't know exactly everything that is going on with your body so it can diagnose you with things that are much more serious and that can cause teens to struggle and worry quite a bit. It is nice to know if somethings not normal but you have no idea what actually is wrong and that can cause stress.

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i think that it has a negative impact because the internet could give you the wrong answer

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I believe that it has a negative impact because there are millions of untrue statements on the internet as well as sites that are not approved by health organizations

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I think that it has a negative impact because they are many unreliable sources out there who may say you have cancer when you really just have cold and then people don't trust their doctor because of something they read on google

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i think it has a negitive affrct on teens becuse it can make people thing they have somthing wrong with them when they have nothing wrong with them at all.

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I think it has a negative impact because a lot of times it says things that are wrong that are not true.  There are many times where it says whatever is wrong is deadly or hard to treat which can become scary and cause kids to overthink and stress out about something that they can't fix.

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I think it has a negative impact on us because not every piece of information you see on google is always accurate. It also might lead us to making false assumptions or using/doing things that might not even be healthy for us.

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Both because some information can be false and inflict a lot of fear into someone, or it could be positive by helping someone understand whatss actually going on.

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negative, because the internet could give you a wrong answer if you do not word your search very well.