I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh

I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
7 Social Media Impacts on Sleep Student Name Institutional Affiliation Course Code Instructor’s Name Date of Submission Introduction With the global development of technology, social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, and Snapchat have emerged, enhancing communication among the different parts of the globe. Despite social media platforms playing a crucial role in communication, users have experienced unethical effects such as cyber stalking and cyberbullying, which makes people depressed, making them have a hard time going to sleep. Users with expertise have been able to find exciting content that makes them stay in bed for long without sleeping and become ineffective at the workplace as they do not have enough time to sleep. (Scott et al., 2019) According to Tandon, Social media platforms such as Snapchat have simplified our use as they are incorporated with artificial intelligence technology, allowing us to find similar videos to the videos we are watching. Since our favorite videos keep coming consistently, they tend to make us have a hard time when getting asleep. Rather than sleep, we use our phones to reduce sleeping hours. When students have reduced hours of sleeping, their concentration in school is likely to reduce, thus affecting their performance. (Tandon et al., 2020) Focusing on how social media work, most are globally licensed, and users are free to share their opinions depending on the post type. In a social media platform such as Facebook, it is approximated that more than two hundred and forty thousand pictures are uploaded every minute. Since most of the pictures and comments are exciting to view, most users prefer to stay active following them and spend most of their sleeping hours, making them sleep for about three hours. Since most of them have not had enough time to rest, they tend to be very tired while working, which reduces their workplace productivity. Most social media platforms have current trends in the market, which allows users to be able to know the activities that are taking place globally. Since some people carry it for business, they might follow the programs for long durations while others do it for fun. People who do it for fun try to explore the most profound part making it hard for them to sleep. This reduced their productivity in the workplace, thus impacting their jobs. (Aravienthan et al., 2021) When new users join social media platforms, they do not expect that they are likely to encounter cyber criminals. All they do is comment on things they think that they are all-time relevant. When the users comment on posts that they think are ideal, cyber criminals might tend to insult them. Instead of the new users forgetting about the comment, they keep thinking about the comments and later get depressed. This makes them unsocial with other people, and after going to bed, they always find it hard to sleep and might end up not using social media platforms. Most users who use social media platforms tend to think that since they are used for communicating, they do not have any side effects associated with sleep and tend to fail to know the reality. When users are using social media platforms, they have to control themselves as with the existence of social media across all parts of the globe, which can have different impacts on the users. When social media is shared across the globe, users can be expected to find all kinds of information that might have a different impact they do not have to react to. When social media users decide to react to the information that is composed on social media, they might face negative consequences affecting their sleeping hours. (Dhir et al., 2021) According to research that was carried out on Facebook on how people used Facebook, many people never regulated themselves on the number of times they would use Facebook, which led to alarming issues. Furthermore, when browsing social media platforms, they would open their platforms at any time of the day, including at night, when they could browse regularly. They seemed not to be focusing on specific content. This was a massive threat to them as they would open any content they just wanted, and they would spend long durations without falling asleep. If people could control themselves, they would have a better experience on social media platforms. (Ghalavand et al., 2020) The current study on social media platforms has justified that most people who use social media platforms tend to use social media for fun where they are attracted by all the exciting comments they come through while browsing. However, upon commenting, they encounter unethical activities such as cyber stalking, making them hard to fall asleep as they keep remembering their experience on the social media platform. Hypothesis: Participants who reported more hours of social media use at T2 will take longer to fall asleep on average at T3 than participants who reported fewer hours of social media use. Type of claim: This research uses an association claim as people who do not use social media platforms for long durations tend to have good sleeping hours. On the other hand, people who tend to use social media platforms a lot tend to have reduced sleeping hours. Reference Aravienthan, V., Kandasamy, I., Thiyagarajah, B., Sathiamoorthy, T., & Thayaparan, J. (2021, March). Impacts of technology use on sleep and wellbeing in high school students during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Technological Advances in Science, Medicine and Engineering Conference 2021. Dhir, A., Talwar, S., Kaur, P., Budhiraja, S., & Islam, N. (2021). The dark side of social media: Stalking, online self‐disclosure and problematic sleep. International Journal of Consumer Studies, 45(6), 1373-1391. Ghalavand, H., Panahi, S., & Sedghi, S. (2020). Social media’s opportunities and challenges for health knowledge management: A narrative review. Journal of education and health promotion, 9. Scott, H., & Woods, H. C. (2019). Understanding links between social media use, sleep and mental health: recent progress and current challenges. Current Sleep Medicine Reports, 5(3), 141-149. Tandon, A., Kaur, P., Dhir, A., & Mäntymäki, M. (2020). Sleepless due to social media? Investigating problematic sleep due to social media and social media sleep hygiene. Computers in human behavior, 113, 106487. Wong, H. Y., Mo, H. Y., Potenza, M. N., Chan, M. N. M., Lau, W. M., Chui, T. K., … & Lin, C. Y. (2020). Relationships between severity of internet gaming disorder, severity of problematic social media use, sleep quality and psychological distress. International journal of environmental research and public health, 17(6), 1879.
I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
7 Social Media Impacts on Sleep Student Name Institutional Affiliation Course Code Instructor’s Name Date of Submission Introduction With the global development of technology, social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, and Snapchat have emerged, enhancing communication among the different parts of the globe. Despite social media platforms playing a crucial role in communication, users have experienced unethical effects such as cyber stalking and cyberbullying, which makes people depressed, making them have a hard time going to sleep. Users with expertise have been able to find exciting content that makes them stay in bed for long without sleeping and become ineffective at the workplace as they do not have enough time to sleep. (Scott et al., 2019) According to Tandon, Social media platforms such as Snapchat have simplified our use as they are incorporated with artificial intelligence technology, allowing us to find similar videos to the videos we are watching. Since our favorite videos keep coming consistently, they tend to make us have a hard time when getting asleep. Rather than sleep, we use our phones to reduce sleeping hours. When students have reduced hours of sleeping, their concentration in school is likely to reduce, thus affecting their performance. (Tandon et al., 2020) Focusing on how social media work, most are globally licensed, and users are free to share their opinions depending on the post type. In a social media platform such as Facebook, it is approximated that more than two hundred and forty thousand pictures are uploaded every minute. Since most of the pictures and comments are exciting to view, most users prefer to stay active following them and spend most of their sleeping hours, making them sleep for about three hours. Since most of them have not had enough time to rest, they tend to be very tired while working, which reduces their workplace productivity. Most social media platforms have current trends in the market, which allows users to be able to know the activities that are taking place globally. Since some people carry it for business, they might follow the programs for long durations while others do it for fun. People who do it for fun try to explore the most profound part making it hard for them to sleep. This reduced their productivity in the workplace, thus impacting their jobs. (Aravienthan et al., 2021) When new users join social media platforms, they do not expect that they are likely to encounter cyber criminals. All they do is comment on things they think that they are all-time relevant. When the users comment on posts that they think are ideal, cyber criminals might tend to insult them. Instead of the new users forgetting about the comment, they keep thinking about the comments and later get depressed. This makes them unsocial with other people, and after going to bed, they always find it hard to sleep and might end up not using social media platforms. Most users who use social media platforms tend to think that since they are used for communicating, they do not have any side effects associated with sleep and tend to fail to know the reality. When users are using social media platforms, they have to control themselves as with the existence of social media across all parts of the globe, which can have different impacts on the users. When social media is shared across the globe, users can be expected to find all kinds of information that might have a different impact they do not have to react to. When social media users decide to react to the information that is composed on social media, they might face negative consequences affecting their sleeping hours. (Dhir et al., 2021) According to research that was carried out on Facebook on how people used Facebook, many people never regulated themselves on the number of times they would use Facebook, which led to alarming issues. Furthermore, when browsing social media platforms, they would open their platforms at any time of the day, including at night, when they could browse regularly. They seemed not to be focusing on specific content. This was a massive threat to them as they would open any content they just wanted, and they would spend long durations without falling asleep. If people could control themselves, they would have a better experience on social media platforms. (Ghalavand et al., 2020) The current study on social media platforms has justified that most people who use social media platforms tend to use social media for fun where they are attracted by all the exciting comments they come through while browsing. However, upon commenting, they encounter unethical activities such as cyber stalking, making them hard to fall asleep as they keep remembering their experience on the social media platform. Hypothesis: Participants who reported more hours of social media use at T2 will take longer to fall asleep on average at T3 than participants who reported fewer hours of social media use. Type of claim: This research uses an association claim as people who do not use social media platforms for long durations tend to have good sleeping hours. On the other hand, people who tend to use social media platforms a lot tend to have reduced sleeping hours. Reference Aravienthan, V., Kandasamy, I., Thiyagarajah, B., Sathiamoorthy, T., & Thayaparan, J. (2021, March). Impacts of technology use on sleep and wellbeing in high school students during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Technological Advances in Science, Medicine and Engineering Conference 2021. Dhir, A., Talwar, S., Kaur, P., Budhiraja, S., & Islam, N. (2021). The dark side of social media: Stalking, online self‐disclosure and problematic sleep. International Journal of Consumer Studies, 45(6), 1373-1391. Ghalavand, H., Panahi, S., & Sedghi, S. (2020). Social media’s opportunities and challenges for health knowledge management: A narrative review. Journal of education and health promotion, 9. Scott, H., & Woods, H. C. (2019). Understanding links between social media use, sleep and mental health: recent progress and current challenges. Current Sleep Medicine Reports, 5(3), 141-149. Tandon, A., Kaur, P., Dhir, A., & Mäntymäki, M. (2020). Sleepless due to social media? Investigating problematic sleep due to social media and social media sleep hygiene. Computers in human behavior, 113, 106487. Wong, H. Y., Mo, H. Y., Potenza, M. N., Chan, M. N. M., Lau, W. M., Chui, T. K., … & Lin, C. Y. (2020). Relationships between severity of internet gaming disorder, severity of problematic social media use, sleep quality and psychological distress. International journal of environmental research and public health, 17(6), 1879.
I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
4 Writing Assignment 2: Social Media Impacts on Sleep Participants The research began on 21st February 2022, and we made the conclusions for the research on 5th April 2022. From the research, there was a total of 864 participants, where 573 were men while 291 were women. Focusing on the ages of the participants, 196 were aged less than 21 years, 289 participants were aged less than 31 years, 213 participants were aged less than 41 years, 118 participants and aged less than 51 years, while a total of 48 participants aged 52 or more years but they were less than 70 years. We excluded people over 70 years old as they did not know much about technology, making them hardly use it in bed. (Dewa et al., 2019) Procedures. To get valid results from the research, we used different data collection methods, including interviews, questionnaires, and surveys. The research focused on using qualitative data, which would be used in exploring ideas that would be used in justifying the thesis for the research proposes. When carrying out the research, we did not offer compensation as it would alter the results that we could achieve. Different measures had different response rates; for instance, the questionnaire had the best response rate ranging at 78%, followed by an interview with a 67% response rate, while the survey had the last with a 52% response rate. The response rate was essential for the research as I achieved my target sample, allowing me to get effective results. (Smith et al., 2018) Measures Questionnaire In the questionnaire methodology, we aimed to collect 350 samples where we had printed both open-ended and closed-ended questions. Based on the 350 samples, we collected a total of 318 as 32 samples were not well responded, and we had to classify them as null. The results from the questionnaire had different answers depending on the time the participants slept using social media platforms. (Godsell et al., 2019) Interview In the interview methodology, we had the aim of collecting 320 samples. Despite having a good target, we managed to collect a total of 307 samples. We used several interview methods, including meeting with our clients and calling them if they had tight schedules. Most participants were honest in this data collection method, and their data was more consistent than the survey methodology. Survey. In this methodology, we aimed to collect 300 samples, but we had a 53% response rate where we managed to collect 253 samples. This was among the research methods as there are different social media platforms, and it would be hard to know the platform a person was using and at what time a person slept using it. Considering the results that we had collected, the results were accurate. Statistical analysis Descriptive analysis We used several descriptive analysis methods in the research, including the mode and mean. The mean of the analysis methods was 211, while the mode was 260. The frequency for the nominal measures was 34 years. (Starostin, 2019) Primary analyses In the primary data analysis, I used multiple regression using SPSS software. Conducting multiple regression using the SPSS would be easy as I was required to feed the data to the software and then proceed with analyzing the correlations in the data. Analyzing the correlations in the data would allow me to develop an informed model regarding the data. After analyzing, I could classify the data making it simpler to get the conclusion. Lastly, I ended up validating the data’s usefulness in the model. The SPSS was essential in the research as it allowed me to get different results; thus, I could make different conclusions concerning the data. (Astivia, 2019) Reference Astivia, O. L. O., & Zumbo, B. D. (2019). Heteroskedasticity in Multiple Regression Analysis: What it is, How to detect it and How to solve it with Applications in R and SPSS? Practical Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, 24(1), 1. Dewa, L. H., Lavelle, M., Pickles, K., Kalorkoti, C., Jaques, J., Pappa, S., & Aylin, P. (2019). Young adults’ perceptions of using wearables, social media and other technologies to detect worsening mental health: A qualitative study. PLoS One, 14(9), e0222655. Godsell, S., & White, J. (2019). Adolescent perceptions of sleep and influences on sleep behavior: A qualitative study. Journal of Adolescence, 73, 18-25. Smith, K., & Zajda, J. (2018). Qualitative and quantitative methodologies: A minimalist view. Education and Society, 36(1), 73-83. Starostin, A., & Skripov, P. (2019, May). Methodology for Measurements of the Properties of Not Fully Stable Fluids. In 2019 12th International Conference on Measurement (pp. 75-78). IEEE.
I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
***Writing assignment 2 goes along with writing assignment 1*** Writing Assignment 2: Method and Data Analysis Plan Now that you have conducted a literature review and identified your hypotheses, you will write up your method section and data analysis plan. Your method section should include the following three sections: The participants you have included in your study and a description of their demographic characteristics (age, gender, class standing, race). The measures you used to collect information about your variables of interest (the measures from the survey you chose; you must describe at least 2 measures), their scaling, and their established psychometric properties with appropriate citations. You will also calculate the internal consistency of the scales from your own data (and if you are analyzing multiple time points, you will calculate test-retest reliability). The procedures of the study for which you should describe the study’s design, how you recruited participants, how you collected your data, compensation, and the timeline of your project. You will also state the response rate at baseline and at any other assessed time points. You should also create a plan for how you will analyze your data. Describe what tests you will use to analyze your descriptive statistics and to assess your hypotheses (e.g., if you are examining a relationship, you will likely use a Pearson’s r correlation), and what program you will use to conduct the analyses (most likely this will be Excel). Finally, include a references section for any included citations and be sure to follow the appropriate APA formatting guidelines.   Formatting Guidelines: Double-spaced Size 12pt font Times New Roman 1-inch margins APA in-text citations APA style Correct grammar Full paragraphs No quotes (except when reporting on items, if relevant)
I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
4 Writing Assignment 2: Social Media Impacts on Sleep Participants The research began on 21st February 2022, and we made the conclusions for the research on 5th April 2022. From the research, there was a total of 864 participants, where 573 were men while 291 were women. Focusing on the ages of the participants, 196 were aged less than 21 years, 289 participants were aged less than 31 years, 213 participants were aged less than 41 years, 118 participants and aged less than 51 years, while a total of 48 participants aged 52 or more years but they were less than 70 years. We excluded people over 70 years old as they did not know much about technology, making them hardly use it in bed. (Dewa et al., 2019) Procedures. To get valid results from the research, we used different data collection methods, including interviews, questionnaires, and surveys. The research focused on using qualitative data, which would be used in exploring ideas that would be used in justifying the thesis for the research proposes. When carrying out the research, we did not offer compensation as it would alter the results that we could achieve. Different measures had different response rates; for instance, the questionnaire had the best response rate ranging at 78%, followed by an interview with a 67% response rate, while the survey had the last with a 52% response rate. The response rate was essential for the research as I achieved my target sample, allowing me to get effective results. (Smith et al., 2018) Measures Questionnaire In the questionnaire methodology, we aimed to collect 350 samples where we had printed both open-ended and closed-ended questions. Based on the 350 samples, we collected a total of 318 as 32 samples were not well responded, and we had to classify them as null. The results from the questionnaire had different answers depending on the time the participants slept using social media platforms. (Godsell et al., 2019) Interview In the interview methodology, we had the aim of collecting 320 samples. Despite having a good target, we managed to collect a total of 307 samples. We used several interview methods, including meeting with our clients and calling them if they had tight schedules. Most participants were honest in this data collection method, and their data was more consistent than the survey methodology. Survey. In this methodology, we aimed to collect 300 samples, but we had a 53% response rate where we managed to collect 253 samples. This was among the research methods as there are different social media platforms, and it would be hard to know the platform a person was using and at what time a person slept using it. Considering the results that we had collected, the results were accurate. Statistical analysis Descriptive analysis We used several descriptive analysis methods in the research, including the mode and mean. The mean of the analysis methods was 211, while the mode was 260. The frequency for the nominal measures was 34 years. (Starostin, 2019) Primary analyses In the primary data analysis, I used multiple regression using SPSS software. Conducting multiple regression using the SPSS would be easy as I was required to feed the data to the software and then proceed with analyzing the correlations in the data. Analyzing the correlations in the data would allow me to develop an informed model regarding the data. After analyzing, I could classify the data making it simpler to get the conclusion. Lastly, I ended up validating the data’s usefulness in the model. The SPSS was essential in the research as it allowed me to get different results; thus, I could make different conclusions concerning the data. (Astivia, 2019) Reference Astivia, O. L. O., & Zumbo, B. D. (2019). Heteroskedasticity in Multiple Regression Analysis: What it is, How to detect it and How to solve it with Applications in R and SPSS? Practical Assessment, Research, and Evaluation, 24(1), 1. Dewa, L. H., Lavelle, M., Pickles, K., Kalorkoti, C., Jaques, J., Pappa, S., & Aylin, P. (2019). Young adults’ perceptions of using wearables, social media and other technologies to detect worsening mental health: A qualitative study. PLoS One, 14(9), e0222655. Godsell, S., & White, J. (2019). Adolescent perceptions of sleep and influences on sleep behavior: A qualitative study. Journal of Adolescence, 73, 18-25. Smith, K., & Zajda, J. (2018). Qualitative and quantitative methodologies: A minimalist view. Education and Society, 36(1), 73-83. Starostin, A., & Skripov, P. (2019, May). Methodology for Measurements of the Properties of Not Fully Stable Fluids. In 2019 12th International Conference on Measurement (pp. 75-78). IEEE.
I am in need of someone to fix an assignment. Everything for this assignment is attached. The document that needs to be fixed is the one labeled “writing assignment 2”. Attached is also the rubric, wh
RM Writing Assignment 2 Criteria Ratings Pts 1. Participants view longer description Comments It sounds like you are reporting on the results of a study. You are supposed to be discussing the dataset that was provided to the class for analyzing your research questions. You shouldn’t be using “We” as you were not part of the research team that did the study you are reporting on.It will be critical that you write WA3 as an analysis of the dataset provided to the class if you want to achieve a strong grade. 10 / 20 pts 2. Measures view longer description Comments Not provided. 0 / 35 pts 3. Procedures view longer description 7.5 / 15 pts 4. Data analysis plan view longer description 12.5 / 25 pts 5. References view longer description Comments Should using hanging indentation, not first-line indentation. Reference title should be centered. 15 / 15 pts 6. APA formatting view longer description Comments See comments within document about APA style. Additionally, Section headers should either be centered or left-aligned. Reference section title should be centered. 16 / 20 pts 7. Grammar, punctuation view longer description 10 / 10 pts 8. Clarity of writing, paragraph and sentence structure, appropriate organization view longer description 10 / 10 pts Total Points: 81