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POVERTY
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DISCRIMINATION
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UNEMPLOMENT
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ADDICTION
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SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION
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UNEMPLOYMENT
 Particular Social
Issues, Concerns, or
Dispositions in
Real-life
 What is
Social Issue?
 What is Social Issue?
A social issue is a problem that
reduces the quality of life of people.
This includes current problems and
risks that represent a probability of
future problems.
 FOUR MAJOR
SOCIAL ISSUES
 FOUR MAJOR
SOCIAL ISSUES

B U L LY I N G
POVERTY
UNEMPLOYMENT
S O C I A L MEDIA ADDICTION
What is
Poverty?
 What is Poverty?
Poverty is said to exist when people lack
the means to satisfy their basic needs.
 What is
Bullying?
 What is Bullying?
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive
behavior among school aged children
that involves a real or perceived power
imbalance.
Four types
of Bullying
 Four Types of Bullying
● Verbal bullying
● Social Bullying
● Physical Bullying
● Cyberbullying
 Physical Bullying
Involves physical actions
intended to cause harm or
discomfort to another person.
 Physical Bullying
Hitting, kicking, pushing,
tripping, or any form of
physical aggression.
 Verbal Bullying
v Involves the use of words to
harm, intimidate, or belittle
another person.
v Verbal bullying can also
encompass verbal abuse.
 Verbal Bullying
Name-calling, yelling teasing,
taunting, threats, or spreading
rumors.
 Social Bullying
● Also known as relational bullying.
● It involves manipulating social
relationships to harm or control
others.
 Social Bullying
● Spreading rumors
● Gossiping
● Ostracizing individuals from peer
groups,
● Intentionally damaging someone's
friendships or social reputation.
 Cyberbullying

Involves sending hurtful

messages over digital devices
like computers and cellphones.
 Cyberbullying
Sending hurtful messages, spreading
rumors online, sharing embarrassing
photos or videos without consent, or
impersonating someone to damage
their reputation
 Unemployment
Refers to a situation where
individuals who are willing and able
to work are unable to find
employment opportunities.
 Unemployment
Financial hardship for individuals
and families, reduced consumer
spending, and increased government
spending on social welfare programs.
What is Social
Media
Addiction?
 SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION
It can be viewed as one form of internet addiction, where
individuals exhibit a compulsion to use social media to
excess (Griffiths, 2000; Starcevic, 2013).

10 SIGNS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION

1. Social media is the first thing oyu do in the morning.
2. You waste your time looking at nonsense and procrastinate.
3. You checked in everywhere you go.
4. You check notifications at all time.
5. You only want to contact and talk to your friends via social media
6. You constantly monitor the “LIKES”
and “SHARES” you receive.
7. Craving for internet connection.
8. You take photos of almost everything.
9. Social media becomes part of your life.
10. Checking social media is the first thing
you do whenever you are free.
Steps you can do to manage yourself in
using social media applications
1. Set boundaries
2. Switch off ‘push’ reminders
3. Go for a stroll
4. Invest some time to walk outside
5. Regular complete digital detox
 What is gaming disorder?
Is defined in the 11th Revision of the International
Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) as a pattern of gaming
behavior characterized by impaired control over gaming,
increasing priority given to gaming over other activities to
the extent that gaming takes precedence over other
interests and daily activities, and continuation or
escalation of gaming despite the occurrence of negative48

consequences.
According to the WHO, gaming disorder is diagnosed
when the following criteria are met over a period of at
least 12 months:
● Lack of control over gaming (e.g., frequency,

intensity, duration).
● Increasing priority given to gaming over other

activities.
● Continuation or escalation of gaming despite

negative consequences.
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