The topic of this essay in “What Is Social Networking Addiction?” by Leslie Walker is about addiction to social media. A person becomes addicted to social media when it interferes with other aspects of their daily lives. The author’s purpose of writing this essay is to inform and define social networking addition. Walker argues that addiction usually refers to compulsive behavior leads to negative effects. A social media addict could be considered someone with compulsion to use social media for hours on end without a purpose. Walker concludes that heave uses of internet can cause impair on people’s performance with family relationships, school, and work. With the help of researchers at Chicago University following an experiment in which conclude that social media addiction can be stronger than addiction to cigarettes and booze. Researchers at Harvard University found that when people talk about themselves in social media stimulates brain’s pleasure like food and sex do. There has not been an official medical connection of social media as a disease or disorder but social media addiction can be dangerous and affective to your daily life. Don’t get caught up too much using social media.
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