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Veseljchak [2.6K]
3 years ago
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Four ways media impact on values and beliefs about relationships

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Arada [10]3 years ago
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People’s relationship beliefs come, in part, from media. Messages in the media about relationship norms and scripts color people’s expectations, as well as how appropriate they perceive different behaviors to be. 

<span>second link is: 4 Ways Social Media Is Changing Your Relationships there is detail at the page on each of the four but essentially from the page: </span>


<span>Social media is changing our relationship styles in several important ways. First, it’s allowing us to connect with more people more rapidly. </span>

<span>Second, it’s easy to overestimate the level of intimacy of our online relationships. </span>

<span>Third, it makes us more susceptible to a sort of social media contagion effect, which means you may possibly start adopting behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs from those within our social network. </span>
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