because people post things at school and stuff so you still always worry. clinical psychologist dr. mary ann under wood is the sponsor of the study. it s stressful to see what people responded to what you put online. this is an age group with answer psi tu how they fit in, how they rank and their peer status. they don t get online to see how many likes or favorites but comparing their numbers to other people s numbers. some kids even buy likes and followers, yes, there is an app for that, too, why do they do it? think of social media as a popularity barometer, how do kids really boost their status? our study found it was actually bullying or social aggression that did the trick. sometimes the aggression is hidden or covert and sometimes right there in your face. go die. stop trying to be popular. holy [ bleep ] you re ugly. boy, you better come for your
61% say i want to see if my posts are being liked and comments. i would still check my phone because people post things at school and stuff. you still always worry. clinical psychologist dr. marion underwood is the co-author of the study. it s stressful to constantly be monitoring and worrying about what people how people might have responded to what you put online. this age group has a lot of anxiety about where they fit in, how they rank, what their peer status is. they don t just get online to see how many likes or favorites they have. some kids even buy likes and followers. y there s an app for that, too. why do they do it? think of social media as a popularity barometer. how do kids boost their status? our study found it was bullying or social aggression that did the trick. sometimes the aggression is hidden or covert and sometimes it s right there in your face. go die.
messages like, drink bleach. go get cancer. go die. however, the local sheriff s office says neither they, her parents, boyfriend, or school district were aware of any bullying in her life. it is a dangerous thing for some teenagers to go on these sites because they are met with such hostility and such ugly statements. reporter: outraged parents are pressuring ask.fm for more accountability. and ask.fm is listening. in an open letter the company said, quote, we are committed to ensuring that our site is a safe environment. we have implemented various measures over the past months to continue to improve our users safety. abc news, new york. got to be aware of what your kids are doing. give them good advice. and tell them these people don t know you. you can t take anything they say serious. you have an upcoming tween. which has got to be frightening. exactly. i ve got to make sure i talk to her about this. what s frightening to parent. you see something like that.
hey, pay me. i ll council with you. if you want to die, go die. that s it. it s crazy. just crazy. david: absolutely, wayne. we ve gotten out of this. cheryl: if you look at the stats, 27 million people in 2011 will turn 65. new generation coming on board and there is cost of ensuring the folks under medicare. is the new move just to keep the costs down? does it make sense? unlike wayne, i m not a doctor and i did not play one on tv. all right. let s get into the cost. that was just for you, baby. according to medicare the average cost per medicare expenditure is $7400. you turn 65 and live to be 85. on average, they spend that so it s $160,000 per person on average. that is a lot more than most americans will ever put to medicare. do the math.
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