Media Exposure and Effects

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Media Exposure and Effects
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Annotated Bibliography: Media Exposure and Effects
Walton, G. A., (Nov 16, 2018). New Studies Show How Bad Social Media Is For Mental Health
Walton, G. A. is an author who primarily writes on health and science. She is based in New York City; Alice has a doctorate in Biopsychology and Behavioral Neuroscience. Besides, she works for YogaGlo, the University of Chicago, and Forbes as a content writer. She has similarly done some literature work for the American Psychological Association and The Atlantic in the past. Ms. Walton authored the article: “New Studies Show Just How Bad Social Media Is For Mental Health."
In Walton’s article based on the effects of social on health, she attempts to explain how frequent exposure to social impacts one's health. She argues that several studies have discovered a relationship between often utilization of social media and poor health. Walton states that higher exposure to social media may deprive one of good health through introduction/ resultant effects like sensations of loneliness, depression, seclusion, anxiety, and lacking self-confidence, and even suicidal actions may intrude, but that is not the case.
Thus, it is a manifestation in recent research on how social media affects psychological health as we continue to spend much time on such platforms. The study illustrated that when a little time—like 10 mins—is spent on social media like Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, and others, the...