Grp 14 Technology & Mental Health GRAPHIC ORGANIZER AND CONCLUSIONS LINE 2 by

What responsibilities do we have when using technology? (Mikela)

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Question Student 2 (Valeria) How do different people (children, parents, scientists) view technology’s effect on mental health?

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LINE 2: Responsibilities in using technology to support well-being.

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Question Student 3 (Carolina) In what ways can technology be designed or used to support mental health?

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CONCLUSIONS

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Our responsibility with technology is to use it safely and respectfully. We must protect our information, be kind to others online, and not share negative content.

CONCLUSIONS

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Children are beginning to control their screen time and taking breaks.

Technoference is increasing interrupting relationships between children and parents.

CONCLUSIONS

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Technology can greatly support mental health by offering useful tools and resources, but it must be used wisely and balanced with healthy real-life habits.

CONCLUSIONS

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Children use technology for entretaining, parents worry about its risks, and scientists highlight both benefits and downsides. Overall, its impact on mental health depends on how it is used.

CONCLUSIONS

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Our responsibility implies to share the information in an ethical way.

To be carefull with our password in different web pages or apps.

Question Student 5 (Dana) What responsibilities do we have when using technology?

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How do different people (children, parents, scientists) view technology’s effect on mental health? (Marcelo)

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Answer source 3

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The conclusion of Source 3 (Exploring IT Ethics and Responsible Use of Technology in Higher Education) is that when using technology, especially in education, we have a responsibility to respect privacy, be fair in access, safeguard information, and use it ethically to improve learning.

Answer source 3

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Parents are worried that their use of technology may affect the mental health and behavior of their teenagers. Teenagers themselves acknowledge that parent's technology interferes with their daily lives. Teenagers are more likely to engage in violent behavior such as cyberbullying and suffer from depression and anxiety.

Answer source 3

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

Technology is changing mental health care by offering accessible and anonymous help through apps, online platforms, and virtual communities that make people feel less alone, but it can’t always replace face-to-face support, and there are risks like overdependence or privacy issues, so the best way is to use safe apps, seek professional help when needed, join supportive groups, and balance technology with real-life activities

Answer source 3

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

Minors and also older people are being affected by technology and it affects their mental health in a way that can also cause them to decrease their attention and also problems such as insomnia and more.

Answer source 3

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Digital responsibility refers to the obligation of people to use and share technology in a responsible, ethical and safe way.

Answer source 2

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The conclusion of Source 2 (Individuals’ Ethical Technology Responsibilities) is that everyone should use technology ethically: protect privacy, avoid sharing harmful information, respect others, and think before acting online.

Answer source 2

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The parents believe spending too much time on technology and social media hinder children from have more friends as they head into the upcoming school year. The most common problems are too much time with technology and Cyberbullying.

Answer source 2

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

Technology can help us feel better if we use it carefully, because there are apps that help us relax, devices that track stress, and even online therapy to talk to someone when we need it, but it can also hurt us if we spend too much time on social media, compare ourselves

Answer source 2

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Internet addiction is the uncontrolled overuse of the internet, often linked to anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and sleep problems. It can cause social isolation and poor self-care. People most concerbed in young people, it is often a way to cope with stress, and treatments like mindfulness, and support groups can help restore balance.

Answer source 2

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Hackers violate the security systems that protect networks.They can access your personal information, such as bank cards, passwords, documents, accounts, etc. They can also hack into your accounts or steal money by making calls pretending to be a your family.

Answer source 1

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The conclusion from Source 1 (Digital Responsibility) is that using technology involves taking on personal responsibilities such as protecting privacy, using it in a balanced way, protecting our health, and reducing its environmental impact; in short, we must be aware of how it affects ourselves and others.

Answer source 1

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Children have realized that excessive technology use is harmful to mental health. That is why they have started taking breaks and using technology less. The number of children taking breaks from technology increased by 18% to 40% since 2022, showing that children have gotten the message.

Answer source 1

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

Technology can really help improve our mental health if we use it wisely. Online therapy, meditation apps, and smart watches that measure stress allow us to take better care of our minds. But too much screen time or social media can cause stress and sadness, so it is important to set limits, take breaks, and disconnect often.

Answer source 1

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

Adolescents are using phones and social media more and more, which makes parents worry about their mental health. Research from many studies shows mixed results: sometimes technology use is linked to problems like feeling sad or anxious, but sometimes it is not.

Answer source 1

grivera72 — 2025-09-14 13:38:58 UTC

It's just really complicated to define human intelligence.The brain is a network of trillions of neurons. Choose your information carefully because not everything is true, and you may think that the information is correct.