Do you have more good friends or fewer because of technology? by AYDEN MORSE

ProArticle

1126235 — 2021-02-26 16:18:38 UTC

C- The article was posted and last reviewed on the 24th of September, 2020.
R- This information is related to my topic by listing the various positive effects of social interaction with technology and how it effects social interactions overall.
A- The article was written by Jake Burgess on 24/9/20.
A- This information supports my claim by showing how technology has positively effected social interactions in the disappearance of in person interactions.
P- The purpose is to support my claim that social interactions can have positive effects by listing the effects technology has actual had on digital interactions.

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1126235 — 2021-02-26 16:26:05 UTC

C- The article and information was posted in presumably 2008.
R- The information relates to my topic by showing averages in use by different activities and social interactions.
A- HumanKinetics, Salaway, Caruso, and Nelson, 2008.
A- It both supports and goes against my claim. It shows that there is high usage in younger groups and increasingly lower uses in adults (2008),
P-. The purpose of this is to list the social interactions and positive activities to support my article.

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1126235 — 2021-03-04 15:59:38 UTC

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Counterclaim Article

1126235 — 2021-03-05 15:51:25 UTC

C- This article was posted and medically reviewed on the 25th of February, 2020.
R- This information listed on the article is the counterclaim to my main subject. It lists the negative effects of technology and social interactions contrasted to the positive effects.

A- The article was written by Jon Johnson and medically reviewed by Timothy J. Legg.
A- The information is against my claim by proving the negative effects of technology and social interactions where as the pro-articles proved the good effects.
P- The purpose of the information is to list the positive but also the negative effects of social interactions with technology.

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1126235 — 2021-03-05 16:13:13 UTC

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Counterclaim Article

1126235 — 2021-03-08 16:21:19 UTC

C- This article was published on November 7th, 2019.
R- This information is a contrast to my claim, showing that technology has a more negative and nasty effect on human social interactions.
A- This article was written by DJ Wardynski.
A- This article does not support my claim and is a counterclaim article, showing, explaining, and listing that technology has a more negative effect on interactions than it does positive.
P- The purpose of this article is to explain how technology has a negative effect and less a positive effect, and counterclaim the statement that technology brings more positive effects.

ProArticle

1126235 — 2021-03-09 16:03:55 UTC

C- This article was posted on June 11th, 2018.
R- The information is important in supporting my claim as the article's main point is that technology should be used to positively enhance human interactions, not replace them.
A- This article was written by Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Molly Schlesinger, Roberta Gollnkoff, and Esther Care.
A- This article supports my claim by a longshot, listing and explaining why technology should enhance social interactions and not completely replace them.
P- THe purpose of this is to list the reasons and positive effects that technology should have on social interaction and why it should not replace social interactions but enhance them.

ProArticle

1126235 — 2021-03-09 16:14:20 UTC

C- This article was published on January 26th, 2017.
R- This article relates to my topic by explaining the impact of technology on social interactions with mostly positive effects.
A- This article was written by Christine Aylett.
A- This article supports my claim by showing and listing the various impacts and effects on social interactions that technology has.
P- The purpose of this article is to show the impact of technology on social interactions, with even some negative impacts, and to show that humans are made to be in relationships.