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jtalbot25_1 — 2025-02-18 07:40:37 UTC

(Strogatz, 2014, p. 3) found people now struggle separating in-person relationships and casual online connections due to social media. This will lead to in-person relationships weakening.

-jasmine

2025-02-18 07:41:09 UTC

•Due to social media, identifying meaningful relationships within reality has become harder, from casual friendships made online. The more time spent fostering online relationships, those made in person are weakened

2025-02-18 07:41:51 UTC

(Strogatz, 2014, p,3) believes that social media sites can make it more difficult for people to distinguish between the meaningful relationships they foster in the real world and the numerous casual relationships formed through social media. Focusing so much of one’s time and psychic energy on these less meaningful relationships will weaken one’s most important connections.

2025-02-18 07:42:22 UTC

The complex elements of media and connection sites enable a difficulty in distinguishing the difference between important real world connections and casual connections made on these sites. Through enhancing ones time and energy on these casual connections the important real relationships will hence begin to exhaust. (Strogatz, 2014, p. 3)

2025-02-18 07:42:43 UTC

The difference between real life meaningful relationships and online casual relationships can be often hard to distinguish due to the rise of social media platforms. In turn, these meaningful real life connections may weaken as people spend more energy on casual relationships formed via social media. (Strogatz, 2014, p. 3)

samanthasimbusiness — 2025-02-18 07:44:39 UTC

Social Media can make it difficult for people to differentiate real world vs what they see online. By focusing time and energy on the lesser relationship you can lose the more important connections in ones life (Strogatz, 2014, p.3)

2025-02-18 07:44:40 UTC

Strogatz (2014, p. 3), suggests that creating meaningful in-person relationships becomes increasingly difficult with the active use of social media in today's society, and can cause current connections to suffer.

Group 1

2025-02-25 07:30:53 UTC

Words -25%

Tone of Voice 25%

Body Language 50%

Group 2

2025-02-25 07:32:12 UTC

Words - 40%

Tone - 40%

Body language - 20%

group 3- Alex and Laura

2025-02-25 07:42:30 UTC

Tone- 42%

Words- 38%

Body Language- 20%

Simon Sinek - Speaking

2025-03-11 07:34:10 UTC

Malala Yousafzai

2025-03-11 07:35:27 UTC

6.6

2025-03-11 07:36:56 UTC

Presenters that inspire me with their presentation skills, (couldn't find a good video)

David Attenborough: always sounds very informed and like he knows what he's talking about. I like how he mostly just states facts but still seems passionate.
Jimmy Fallon: nothing sounds scripted even though most of it probably is. He always sounds very happy and enthused. He also makes jokes to engage his audience.
https://youtu.be/oxzZTG_Kr28?si=Yf-NnpqZi1wbpnwd

Meyne Wyatt

2025-03-11 07:39:54 UTC