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Describe at least 2 potential advantages (worth 2 points) and 4 potential disadvantages (worth 2 points) of social networking.
 
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Which of the following is an effective style of parenting?
 
  a. Consultant
  b. Drill sergeant
  c. Helicopter
  d. Authoritarian


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Advantages2 points for any 2 of the following:
- Provides the opportunity to get to know someone without knowing what they look like
- You get to know the other person a little before meeting
- You can feel safer sharing personal information and feelings online, especially if anonymous
- Allows easy global communication and communication with others
Disadvantages2 points for any 4 of the following:
- Encourages superficial relationships
- Online addiction
- Hiding behind a stage-managed profile
- Deliberate misrepresentation; social predating
- Cyber-bullying
- It's easy for personal information to become public
- Information and communication overload
- Constant interruptions when trying to get something done
- No nonverbal clues to help understanding

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