Question

1. choose the best answer.

which emotional health risk of technology involves feeling a need to check social media? this is likely the result of social media stimulating the part of the brain responsible for releasing dopamine.
addiction
increased anxiety
increased depression

1. match the terms to the definitions.

a disorder characterized by binge eating followed by self - induced vomiting, purging, fasting, or excessive exercising
any kind of information that easily identifies someone, such as a name, social security number, phone number, or address
a disorder characterized by restricted eating and an excessive fear of gaining weight
the use of technology to bully others, particularly by threatening, criticizing, or teasing
personally identifiable information
enoresia
cyberbullying
bulimia

Explanation:

1. Addiction: When social media stimulates the dopamine - releasing part of the brain, it can lead to a compulsive need to check it, which is characteristic of addiction. Anxiety and depression are more about negative emotional states (like worry, sadness) rather than a compulsive need.
2. Bulemia: A disorder characterized by binge eating followed by self - induced vomiting, purging, fasting, or excessive exercising.

• Personally identifiable information: Any kind of information that easily identifies someone, such as a name, social security number, phone number, or address.
• Anorexia: A disorder characterized by restricted eating and an excessive fear of gaining weight.
• Cyberbullying: The use of technology to bully others, particularly by threatening, criticizing, or teasing.

Answer:

1. A. addiction

2.

• Bulemia: a disorder characterized by binge eating followed by self - induced vomiting, purging, fasting, or excessive exercising.
• Personally identifiable information: any kind of information that easily identifies someone, such as a name, social security number, phone number, or address.
• Anorexia: a disorder characterized by restricted eating and an excessive fear of gaining weight.
• Cyberbullying: the use of technology to bully others, particularly by threatening, criticizing, or teasing.