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1. Media influences our individual belief both in positive and negative aspects. The media has booster individual belief and improves self-esteem. It encourages to self-knowledgeable on the things that surround us. It helps us to mingle with different people of different culture and opinions. It clears the vision of our insight and be creative in motivating ourselves. On other aspects, the children can get easily influenced by the media which increases the violence in society. Childhood obesity, substance abuse is greatly influenced by the media. It changes the value, norms, and moral of the individual customs and beliefs. So the influence depends on the individual view and use of media. Media is a powerful tool that can be handled with care.
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