by Jjones489 | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics |
Risk zone 1 This risk zone reminded me of the article “Integrating Telehealth Services in SW Practice for Vulnerable groups”, specifically the part where they talk about how technology in the field have multiple risks due to breach of information because...
by cbrown0815 | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics |
Entering this class, I knew technology had some impact on social work practice, but the more we move through the semester I notice the smaller nuances and hidden risks that sit underneath the tools we use every day. The Ethical OS added another layer to that...
by Donna-Lee Small | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics |
1. Addictions and the Dopamine Economy In our past assignments, “Our Parents Were Right: It was the Damn Phones” and the “YouTube Addiction Scale from India” article, we got a sense of how overconsumption of social media and online platforms intensify dopamine driven...
by Raven-he-they | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics |
Zone 2 Addiction and the Dopamine Economy The Center for Human Tech founder, Tristan Harris, is quoted describing modern technology development as a “race to the bottom of the brainstem”. Technology that is developed with the intention of getting people...
by KimBee | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics, Uncategorized |
This article was definitely a summarization of what we have read, watched, and discussed over prior weeks. Now that it’s time to catergorize and break down each zone, I am able to summarize from a different lens. Zone 1: Truth, Disinformation, and Propaganda...
by allisonganz | Nov 15, 2025 | Blog Post 6 - Economics |
Risk Zone 1: Trust, Disinformation, and Propaganda This risk zone focuses on how information can be manipulated or misrepresented through technology. The Center for Humane Technology (CHT) explains that social media platforms are primarily designed to maximize user...
