Examining the Impact: A Critical Evaluation on Internet Uses Today

This essay provides a critical evaluation of internet uses, acknowledging its transformative impact on various sectors like education and healthcare while also addressing concerns about its negative consequences. It argues that while the internet offers numerous benefits, its open nature contributes to rising crime rates and social isolation. The essay emphasizes the importance of regulating online content, particularly concerning crime-related information and suicide methods, suggesting government oversight and responsible institutional access. It further touches upon the increasing competition and the shift away from face-to-face interactions, highlighting potential mental health impacts, especially on children. The inclusion of questionnaires for family members and young prisoners adds a practical dimension, exploring perspectives on youth crime and incarceration.

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Table of Contents
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REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4
APPENDIX......................................................................................................................................5

Critical evaluation on internet uses
In regards to effectiveness of internet, I can say that it has changed the world drastically and
to the great extent. It has made beneficial to all sectors and people such as: education, healthcare.
People can get any information on internet related to their academic subject, related to their job
profession and daily updates. But on the other side, I believe that internet should not be on open
space without any limitations. There is no doubt that, internet has brought numbers of positive
changes but along with this, it is increasing crimes rates and many negative impacts. I believe
that when we use internet then it can give numbers of positive changes but when internet uses us
then it brings negative impacts (Twomey and et.al., 2020). Competition is increasing to the great
extent and internet has increased distance among people. They do not prefer to talk face to face
and update their stories for becoming famous. Children can also easily search ways of suicide
and other things that can affect them mentally. So, I personally believe that there should be
some control on some content that published online such as crime related, suicide ways, ways to
exploit others. Government should be responsible as they need to make privacy. There are some
companies that need such content for increasing knowledge related to their job role so, it is
important for responsible i9nstitutes to take personal details and reasons of using such websites
and on the basis of evaluation, people should be allowed to use such sites and content
(Vondráčková, 2020).

REFERENCES
Books and journals
Twomey, C. and et.al., 2020. Effectiveness of a tailored, integrative Internet intervention
(deprexis) for depression: updated meta-analysis. PloS one. 15(1). p.e0228100.
Vondráčková, L., 2020. Internet Discussions of Uncertainties and Risks of Contraceptive Pills in
the Czech Republic. Polish Sociological Review. 209(1). pp.65-78.

APPENDIX
Questionnaire for family members
1. Feeling when your young child commit crime and being imprisoned?
 Social stigma
 Feeling of shame
 Loneliness and guilt
2. What is the best way for helping young offenders?
 Community service
 Therapy
 School programming
 Youth prisons
3. Does it create financial problem when your male child has been sent behind the jail?
 Yes
 No
4. According to you what is the main reason of increasing rate of young imprisonment?
………….
Questionnaire for young prisoners
1. Can incarceration of all young offenders help you out in learning a lesson?
 Yes
 No
2. Feeling after being imprisoned?
 Isolated or loneliness
 Feeling of guilt
 Depressed
3. Reasons of committing crime that lead or for which you have been sent behind the bars?
 Family troubles
 Drug and alcohol abuse
 Bullying
4. What is your main daytime activity?

 Unemployed
 Drug rehab course
 Education and work
 Education only
5. Have you ever experienced the use of restraint and control procedure by officers in jail?
 Yes
 No
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