Organizador gráfico (graphic organizer)

Se completa el organizador con la idea central y dos ramas opuestas (efectos positivos y negativos):

mindmap
  root((Effects of Social media on Well-being))
    Positive effects
      Connection with friends and family
      Access to information and support groups
      Sense of belonging and self-expression
    Negative effects
      Anxiety, envy and low self-esteem
      Cyberbullying and privacy problems
      Loneliness and sleep problems

Respuesta orientativa: Social media affects my daily life because I use it to keep in touch with friends, follow the news and relax after studying. I think it has made my life better in some ways, because I can contact people far away instantly, but worse in others, because sometimes I spend too much time on my phone and I feel tired or distracted.

Respuesta orientativa: Social media can do both. It helps people feel more connected when they join groups with similar interests or talk with family in other cities. However, it can make people feel lonely when they compare their lives with "perfect" images of others. For example, a person who sees many photos of parties and travels but does not receive any invitation may feel left out.

Respuesta orientativa: Yes, unfortunately people can be mean or hurtful on social media (cyberbullying), and there are also privacy problems when personal information is shared. These things can make people feel anxious, sad, scared or ashamed. In addition, losing control of private photos or data can create a lasting sense of insecurity.

Respuesta orientativa: Yes, the personality and the way of thinking influence how people react. For example, an optimistic and confident person may enjoy positive comments and not take criticism seriously, while a more insecure person may interpret any comment as an attack and feel hurt easily.

Respuesta orientativa: People disagree because social media affects everyone differently, depending on how much they use it, their personality and their goals. To deal with both sides, people can set time limits, avoid comparing themselves with others, verify information before sharing it and take regular breaks (digital detox) to protect their mental health.