Nowadays the way many people interact with each other has changed because of technology. In what ways has technology affected the types of relationships people make? Has this become a positive or negative development?

People are more dependent on
technology
today than ever before.
However
, the dependency is not
completely
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advantageous or disadvantageous. I agree more with the development of
positive
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the positive
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impact of
technology
in
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changes
of
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communication.
This
will be shown by discussing
at
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how
knowledge
and understanding of a
person
of the internet
affects
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the usage. A
person
with higher
knowledge
of
technology
will easily be able to get their way around the complexity of it with ease and be
easily
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friends with someone on the internet and a
potential
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positive relationship could result from it.
For example
, many people earlier could not speak to someone because they did not know how to use
a
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technology
to communicate. But as they got more information about it, they increased communication and in the process developed new contacts and strengthened previous existing connections. The understanding of
technology
is a very important factor as well.
For example
, one and the other
person
who
live
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in the same vicinity may not use the same
technology
. I once searched for an old friend of mine
in
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the wrong website and later on found out after meeting him in real life that he was using an entirely different website.
Similarly
, when looking to make new affiliations a
person
may end up acquainting a harmful
person
in a bad website but if they are given prior
knowledge
it will help them to know where to look and what to look for. To conclude,
although
both advantages and disadvantages are there, as a
person
spends more time with a certain
technology
, the more
knowledge
and understanding they will have of it and will have a more progressive way to develop new affairs.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • technology
  • interact
  • relationships
  • connectivity
  • communication
  • online
  • face-to-face
  • friendships
  • romantic relationships
  • family dynamics
  • positive
  • negative
  • development
  • effects
  • formation
  • ease
  • impacts
  • communities
  • connect
  • interaction
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