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Negative Cultural Impacts

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Negative Cultural Impacts

Technology has negatively impacted several areas of society. For example:

Health

Health

  • Overuse of technology can lead to issues such as:
    • Repetitive strain injury (RSI).
    • Eye strain.
    • Neck and back problems.
    • Lack of exercise.
Social interaction

Social interaction

  • Users of social networks can receive an idealised view of others' lives, causing them to feel less satisfied with their own life.
  • Cyberbullying and trolling can be distressing and difficult to effectively police.
Education

Education

  • Technology is expensive, and poorer schools (especially abroad) cannot afford devices.
  • This contributes to the digital divide.
Work-life-balance

Work-life-balance

  • Feeling like work never finishes can result in an intrusion on family time, resulting in poorer relationships and less rest.
  • A poor work-life-balance can have a significant impact on the wellbeing of employees and their families.
Fake news

Fake news

  • The main news source for young adults is social media.
  • Fake news stories can spread very quickly on these websites.
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