SOCIAL SKILLS ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND IMPACTS ON FRIENDSHIPS IN 2030 Written by: Valéria Santos On previous posts, we’ve discussed about some challenges of interpersonal communication on social media such as the lack of non-verbal cues and how this affects the forming of relationships, we’ve made connections between the lack of cues on social media and conflicts, discussed empathy and how it affects adjusting behaviour and talked about how social media can help more introverted people interact and make friends online. On this post, we will explore how social media affects our social skills and impacts the forming of meaningful friendship. We believe that social media is a very popular and convenient means of communicating and interacting with other people. However, when we think of the quality and how meaningful the connections we make are, we see that something is being left out. Hanke (2018) suggests that social media “ changes our ability to interact with
How Social Media Will Change Friendship in 2030
Written by Alexia Taylor, Fernanda Araya, Shamninder Sahota and Valéria Santos. We are all Students of Sheridan College, Davis Campus. ON, Canada., graduating as Early Childhood Educators in April, 2020. This blog is a project developed in the course called Identity, Status and Power: Issues in Social Media. You could also see our posts on Twitter Using #Cult10102G and Facebook using @HowSocialMediaWillChangeFriendship2030 as well.