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Technology, particularly in the form of social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, has had important influences on our social lives and our social connections. Which of the following is the most valid conclusion about this increased social connection?
A) The influence of social media is generally positive, and advanced social development is the most widely found outcome.
B) The influence of social media is positive at a personal level, such as friends staying connected on Facebook, but it's negative at a broader level, such as the chaos that now exists in the Middle East.
C) The need for social connection appears to be "hard wired" into all of us, but the influence of social media on meeting this need is generally negative.
D) The influence of increased social connection is mixed. It ranges from the positive benefits of staying connected to friends in distant places to the negative outcomes of jealousy and even marital problems.

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