Question

most teens believe that their social networking sites have little impact, positive or negative, on their social and emotional welfare. approximately 70 - 80 percent of respondents reported that their use of social media does not generally influence their self - worth, self - confidence, how popular they feel, or their level of empathy felt for others. fifteen to 30 percent of teens stated that social networking did have a positive effect on their social and emotional well - being - they reported feeling less shy, more outgoing, more self - confident, more popular, more sympathetic to others, and better about themselves. a much smaller percentage of respondents, approximately 5 percent, reported that social media made them feel more depressed, less popular, less confident, and worse about themselves. - \impact of social media on teens well - being,\ which detail supports an argument that technology brings some teens together because it improves their social lives? o \most teens believe that their social networking sites have little impact, positive or negative, on their social and emotional welfare.\ o \fifteen to 30 percent of teens... reported feeling less shy, more outgoing, more self - confident, more popular\ o \approximately 5 percent, reported that social media made them feel more depressed\

Explanation:

The argument is that technology brings teens together by improving their social lives. The option stating 15 - 30 percent of teens reported feeling less shy, more outgoing, etc. shows a positive impact on social well - being, which supports the argument. The first option says social networking has little impact, and the third option shows a negative impact.

Answer:

"Fifteen to 30 percent of teens . . . reported feeling less shy, more outgoing, more self - confident, more popular"