Social Media Criticism and Consequences

The transcript discusses how teenagers joke about stalking and criticizing others on Facebook, highlighting a story where a friend was criticized for wearing a cultural dress, leading to emotional distress. It explains that teenagers find it easier to criticize online due to the lack of physical confrontation.

What is one reason people might criticize others on social media?

• To make new friends

• To gain more followers

• Because they are not face-to-face with the person

• To improve their own self-esteem

What was the cultural significance of the photo posted by the narrator's friend?

• It was a school project

• It was a fashion show

• It was a part of a cultural event

• It was a family reunion

What was the reaction of the narrator's friend after receiving negative comments on her photo?

• She reported the comments

• She deleted the photo

• She responded with a new post

• She ignored the comments

What emotional impact did the criticism have on the narrator's friend?

• She felt empowered

• She was indifferent

• She became more confident

• She was hurt and cried

How does information spread quickly on social media according to the transcript?

• Through mutual friends

• Through advertisements

• Through hashtags

• Through direct messages

What is a common misconception people have when posting about others online?

• That it will remain private

• That it will be seen by everyone

• That it will be forgotten quickly

• That it will be appreciated

Why do teenagers prefer to criticize others online rather than in person?

• They can reach a larger audience

• It is more entertaining

• They can remain anonymous

• There is no physical confrontation

What is a potential consequence of posting something negative about someone on social media?

• It might go unnoticed

• It will be praised by everyone

• It will be deleted automatically

• It could lead to physical confrontation