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Leya [2.2K]
3 years ago
9

Hola, necesito ayuda con este ejercicio. Regalo 70 puntos, 5 estrellas y corazón.

Biology
1 answer:
levacccp [35]3 years ago
5 0

Respuesta corta: Produciendo un sentimiento de satisfacción.

Explanation

En el texto se hace referencia a una investigación para analizar la relación entre las redes sociales y el cerebro de los adolescentes. Para ello los investigadores utilizaron imágenes magnéticas del cerebros de los 32 adolescentes estudiados. Una vez terminaron el estudio se dan cuenta que "una estructura del cerebro, llamada núcleo <em>accumbens</em>, se activa más cuantos más <em>likes</em> tuviera una imagen". Además, el autor del texto agrega que "Esto es interesante si se tiene en cuenta que este órgano nervioso es el responsable de que experimentemos momentos de placer intensos al ganar un premio, comer helado, etc". De acuerdo a lo anterior se puede interpretar que las redes sociales influyen en el cerebro de los adolescentes debido a que produce en ellos un sentimiento de satisfacción o reconocimiento a recibir "<em>likes</em>" de otras personas. Además, este sentimiento se puede interpretar como aprobación por parte de las demás personas.

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