For many American teenagers and young adults, social media is a way of life. It was found that 82% of adults aged 18-29 used some form of social media, with 67% of these saying they used Facebook more commonly (Brenner “Social Networking”). Around 67% of adults aged 18-29 using a...

Facebook by itself is not responsible for making us lonelier; Facebook is another feature in a long line electronic of replicas for human interaction that began with the Internet itself. This alienation was further exacerbated by the cellular phone explosion, complete with the ever-advancing technology that gives us all hand-held...

Facebook has become such an important part of my generation’s lifestyle that I don’t know a single person among my high school and college friends who is not on Facebook. Friendship on Facebook may be similar to real world friendships in some regard and different in others. My experiences show...

Imagine being in college with no social media and no way of communicating with your friends without leaving your bed. In 2004, there was still no real social media like there is today. Mark Zuckerberg cut his teeth at Harvard University, and he saw the same problem that others noticed...

Group decision-making occurs when a collection of people have identified or been presented with a problem and, as a collective, analyze that problem, consider possible solutions to the problem, and together select a course of action from those possible solutions to rectify the problem at hand. Such an effort can...