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102421 Midterm: Assessment 2 Report -DMP

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nounya98
27 Apr 2023
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Video 3: break free- mci assessment 1 (final version) https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=dp2xhajtjya&ab_channel=julienbroadstock. Social media manipulation is a topic of research which has recently gained importance since awareness of users is increased (rogers & niederer, 2020). This report describes the data which has been found and explains self-interpretation of data through data insights. The purpose of this research is to examine how social media manipulates our sense of self and sense of reality. It explores the concept of social media hypnosis. This is achieved by a range of digital methods under the scope of social research. The list of keywords that i generated before using the planner are as shown below: Then i used this list on google keyword planner. Figure 2 average monthly searches of initial keywords. My observation about this data is that all of the keywords are between the average of 1k 10 k searches in one month.

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