-Daniella Maldonado

-Posted by Jaden. C

-Donella Brown

By Devaun Mangal

Posted by Jorge Sanchez

-Daniella Maldonado

This article shows numerical information of how throughout the years with the different platforms like social media or video games cyberbullying keeps increasing.

Qualitative

https://youtu.be/qA1TJjJgdz8?feature=shared

This video is about a girl talking about her experience with cyber bullying and how it impacted her and how did she dealt with it.

By Barbara

------Nichita H Posted

This article is about how narcissist tend to isolate themselves in order to avoid certain feelings. More specifically how in order to avoid negative emotions like rejection, narcist tend to avoid social relations.

WRITTEN BY: BRAN'NIYA MYRICK

-Donella Brown

By: Juliana B

Post by Ashley

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https://www.mcleanhospital.org/essential/bullying-kids-teens

Bullying happens to a lot of adolescents and can lead to a lot of problems and , though it happens to a lot of people their is little that people can do to stop it. The qualitative data that can be collected is to see the behavior change in the kids that bully and the ones that are being bullied, and to also her story from people who went through it. The quantitative data is the amount of kids that get bullied on average and how many times it gets caught early.

- Jinrui Zhou

- Jinrui Zhou

For qualitative research, the article gives some facts as to how trauma can cause PTSD depending on the severeness and also impacts and treatments to PTSD.

The way criminals think or propose that.

what they committed was right and what values they used to agree with the crime.

Criminals Explain How They Justified Their Crimes to Themselves (vice.com)

QUANTITATIVE:

Five techniques that are used for neutralization are denial of responsibility, denial of injury, denial of the victim, condemnation of the condemners, and appeal to higher loyalties.

Techniques of neutralization: How to rationalize dviant behavior - SozTheo

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the idea of women and men gender roles is outdated but it has been placed in a more she does this, and he does that scenario.

Understanding Gender Roles and Their Effect On Our Relationships (verywellmind.com)

QUANTITATIVE:

Relationships are becoming harder to find and trust, and so the rise of dating apps help people find others that meet their wants and needs.

Dating and relationships: Key findings on views and experiences in the US | Pew Research Center

-published by Carla

QUANTITATIVE DATA

Written by: Bran'niya Myrick

QUALITATIVE DATA

Written by: Bran'niya Myrick

QUANTITATIVE DATA

WRITTEN BY: Bran'niya Myrick

This video is speaking about how past trauma can explain how you cope with situations. They delve into seven different trauma types people go through and gives us the common coping mechanism they may have.

Done by: Saidah Brown

This article is a study that aimed to examine three types of resiliences, among six coping mechanisms among the same sample of people that faced across two problems. They used two repeated measurements of the same Israeli sample (N = 593) through an internet panel to do their research.

Done by: Saidah Brown

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-posted by tori g.

-posted by tori g.

Qualitative Data

The estimated amount of money that Anna stole was about $275,000 by coning ignorant people who believe her lies. She kept on telling them that she was going to inherit $67 million from her family and that she would pay them all back. At one point she owed $62,000 to her friend for a vacation she didn't pay for. While Elizabeth used her power as she kept departments away from each other and anyone who tried to tell the truth about what is going one with Theranos would be threatened by her lawyers.

Quantitative Data

Written By: Gianna Romulus

Qualitative Data

In the article it talks about how there were studies about pretty privilege and how they can help a person in life. ". In a study published in the "American Economic Review," researchers not only found that workers deemed more attractive are considered more capable by employers, but also that physically attractive workers have oral skills (such as social and communication skills) that have led to higher wages." Which is how these women have been able to go on for so with out being caught.

Quantitative Data

Written By: Gianna Romulus

-Eric Stephenson

-Eric Stephenson

-Eric Stephenson

-Eric Stephenson

This source includes how children living in a single parent household shows example of poor academic performances, low social interactions, and emotional and behavioural problems. It also talks about the relationship between the parent and child.

-Posted by Jayda

-Posted by Jayda

Description: As humans most of us are judgmental and tend to define a person based on their outside features. How we dress is a feature that people tend to be exposed to the most thus bringing up the question of “does clothing reflect how others treat you.” 

Qualitative data: Does Appearance Matter? Social Experiment (youtube.com) 

Quantitative data: 50 Shocking Bullying Statistics Based on Clothing: 2024 Guide (atonce.com)  

Bullying is a reoccurring event that parents. It is said that 70% of Bullying are based on Clothing and having outdated appearances make you prone to Bullying.  

Yves Watkins

Qualitative data: Teen who was put on life-support for vaping says 'I didn't think of myself as a smoker' - ABC News (go.com) 

Vapes are one big consumer item that many people (mostly male highschoolers) tend to stock up on. Due to this teen seeing other student vaping without any problems, she thought it was safe until she was hospitalized. 

 Quantitative data  

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3873718/ 

A girl influenced by her friends/peers  to drink and drive at the same time. 

Yves

Isabella Paez

Isabella Paez

Isabella Paez

Isabella Paez

This source collected its qualitative data in Singapore and focuses on the negative effects associated with social media such as cyber bullying, low self esteem and eating disorders.

-Posted by Jayda

-Posted by Jayda

Posted by-Tiana I. Martinez

Posted by- Tiana I. Martinez

-Daniella Maldonado

-Daniella Maldonado

By: Juliana

By: Juliana B

quantitative data:Over the past four decades, there has been a broad trend of rising income inequality across countries.ncome inequality has risen in most advanced economies and major emerging economies, which together account for about two-thirds of the world’s population and 85 percent of global GDP

-Tyler Morrison

quantitative data: This article mainly focused on qualitative data and didnt really show any stats.

-Tyler Morrison

Quantitative Data

https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2015/12/17/1-the-american-family-today/

The article shows statistics of how throughout the tears the diversity of the diversity of families like the increase of single parents and the decrease of married parents can also impact the stability of the family.

By Barbara Perez

-Donella Brown

-Donella Brown

experiences these people have had are being used to determine what can be done about it.

-Sendly Fleurinord

When teachers are better at raising test scores, their students are less happy, study finds - Chalkbeat. 

“A large body of past research has found that teachers have a meaningful impact on student test scores, and a number of more recent studies have found that teachers also impact other measures — sometimes called non-cognitive outcomes — such as behavior and attendance.  “ 

The study concludes there was only a weak relationship between test score performance and student behavior and feeling of efficacy in math. But when it came to student happiness, there was a moderate negative association — on average, greater test score gains meant less happy students. 

What explains this potentially surprising inverse relationship? 

It could be that teachers who were less demanding were more popular because their instruction was less likely to promote learning — but more enjoyable for students. Maybe those teachers just popped in a video on many days; perhaps they never gave homework. 

there were certainly teachers who succeeded in improving both test scores and happiness. 

Past research has generally shown that test-based measures capture some, but not all, of the components of effective teaching. Test score results tend to be only modestly related to other measures of performance, like classroom observations or effects on student attendance. 

On the other hand, teachers’ impacts on tests have rarely been negatively related to other measures. In fact, there is usually a small positive association, including with regards to student surveys. Moreover, a number of studies have linked teachers’ and schools’ test score impacts to longer-term results, including adult income and college success. 

Quantitative-  

Problems with the use of student test scores to evaluate teachers | Economic Policy Institute (epi.org) 

One study found that across five large urban districts, among teachers who were ranked in the top 20% of effectiveness in the first year, fewer than a third were in that top group the next year, and another third moved all the way down to the bottom 40%. Another found that teachers’ effectiveness ratings in one year could only predict from 4% to 16% of the variation in such ratings in the following year. Thus, a teacher who appears to be very ineffective in one year might have a dramatically different result the following year. The same dramatic fluctuations were found for teachers ranked at the bottom in the first year of analysis. This runs counter to most people’s notions that the true quality of a teacher is likely to change very little over time and raises questions about whether what is measured is largely a “teacher effect” or the effect of a wide variety of other factors. 

-Alexis T

Topic 2: How much does the average American spend per year, the spending of the average American consumer in 2022 hit $72,967 or around 6,080.58 per month. Studies has also shown that the average spending of a U.S citizen from the past two years has increased "faster than the rate of increase in income (before taxes)". Which can create a great amount of concern for what the future holds in the American economy for U.S citizens.

Chris P. Jeantinord

https://www.shopify.com/blog/how-much-does-the-average-person-spend-per-year

https://www.innerbody.com/what-average-american-diet-looks-like

Quantitative: people spemdam average of 2.3 hours on social media everyday, including youtube, tiktok instagram etc. One third of social media users believe they spend too much time engaging in social media. Research suggests that excessive consumption of social media is associated with people who have a low psychological well being.

Qualitative: Social media impacts mental health significantly. From enhancing connections with others, improving self esteem, to peer pressure, sadness isolation etc. Resarch suggest that quality over quantity use of social media can determine whether one’s experience will enhance or diminish the social media users mental health.

-Itzenith Sanchez