Why are social networking sites harmful?

I have attached several questions. They all need short answers (around a small paragraph). No specific title page, or double spacing required. Simply answer them clearly. Use revelant course work if needed (I have provided powerpoints) Have a look at the following links:https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=yhkXJh2lFu8&feature=emb_titlehttp://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Homeless-GoPro-offers-1st-hand-look-on-S-F-5399732.phpNext, discuss the following questions:1. What are these projects trying to accomplish?2. How are these examples of qualitative research? 3. How is this different from quantitative research? 4. What were the strengths and weaknesses of these projects?–Scenario 2: You are doing a study on women who have been victims of domestic violence. They are being compensated for participating in the study. In the middle of an interview, a participants says, “I can’t take it anymore. I want to leave.” 1. What issues or factors do you have to consider? What are the ethical issues here?2. How do you respond? –Scenario 1: You are conducting a study of young people (under the age of 18) about their home lives. During an interview, a youth discloses to you that they are being abused by a parent. However, the youth tells you not to report this authorities because they’re worried about the repercussions. 1. What issues or factors do you have to consider?2. How do you respond?3. What steps could have you taken beforehand to avoid finding yourself in this situation? –https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=zerCK0lRjp8&feature=emb_titleDiscuss the following questions (one to paragraphs for each question):1. what are the STRENGTHS of Bandura’s study? 2. What are the WEAKNESSES of Bandura’s study?**NOTE: Remember this is a research methods course so focus your discussion on the research methods that Bandura used to conduct his study! What data did he try to collect by conducting his ‘bobo the doll’ experiment? What do you make of this data? Do you think the data that Bandura collected from his study allowed him to answer his initial research question about violent media and its effect on children? These are the sorts of things to consider when discussing the above questions. Good luck!—What’s the difference between ‘facts’ and ‘opinions’? Do you agree with the argument that we are now in a ‘post-truth’ world? Why or why not? — What’s the problem with the following research questions?”Why are social networking sites harmful?””How does Netflix consumption interfere with student success?”Permalink–You are tasked with answering the following research question: “What impact does playing violent video games have on children’s behaviour?”Answer the following questions: 1. How would you go about studying this relationship?2. What would you use as your independent variable?3. What would you use as your dependent variable?4. How would you operationalize these variables (i.e., how would you measure these variables)?5. What do you think this relationship looks like? In other words, what would be the hypothesis that you would want to test in your research?