Title: “The Impact of Social Media on Youth: A Critical Analysis and Reflection”

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This is a three part assignment: The prompt and the instructions are in the in the attached file.
Part one: Essay outline the in the format in the attached file
Part two: 1800 word research paper promtp in the attached file
Part three: Essay and Semester reflection the detail are on the last page of the attached file.
Also please bold or italcize the thesis statement. I also attached the rubric for this assignment.
Thank you so much! let me know if you have any questions!

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