Podcasts about selfitis

It's amazing how often criminals take selfies of their illegal deeds."True Stories with Seth Andrews" releases every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Subscribe on any major podcast app, or visit www.truestoriespodcast.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-stories-with-seth-andrews--5621867/support.

Whatsappitis, Selfitis y Vamping: aumento de enfermedades por el excesivo uso de teléfonos Para hablar de ello nos el Dr. José Javier Moreno, Neurólogo infantil, pediatra y puericultor. En el siglo XXI comenzaron a surgir enfermedades que se asocian al uso abusivo de los teléfonos celulares y del internet, advierten expertos. Algunas de ellas son Whatsappitis, cuando las personas presentan lesiones en el pulgar por el uso excesivo de la aplicación; Selfitis, deseo de tomarse fotos constantemente para publicarlas; Vamping, uso del los equipos electrónicos durante la noche; y nomofobia, miedo irracional a no tener celular. «Fueros bautizadas con nombres coloquiales para que los adolescentes las identifiquen bien y pueda llegarles mejor el mensaje de concienciación por parte de los padres o tutores, educadores, y facultativos», nos dijo el invitado. Explicó que los cuadros presentes en los niños y adolescentes que pasan mucho tiempo «enganchados» a las pantallas son diversos. Pero mencionó que algunos son problemas físicos como obesidad, hipertensión, problemas de visión derivados y la exposición excesiva a la luz de los dispositivos. También están relacionados problemas que van hacia lo psicológico o neurológico, como el déficit de atención, el bajo rendimiento escolar o los problemas conductuales o de relación con los demás Es necesario “trabajar el conocimiento digital, explicar bien a los adolescentes cuáles son los riesgos de la exposición excesiva a las nuevas tecnologías, darles unas pautas para superar esta dependencia, y reforzar los vínculos con las familias para ir todos a una», indicó.

It's no surprise to anyone that we live in a self-obsessed culture. We live in the age of the “selfie” where statistics say the average person spends 54 hours a year taking selfies. That's 7 minutes every day! Even a new term “Selfitis” has been written about in medical resources and is defined as “an obsessive-compulsive desire to take photos of oneself and post them on social media.” Is it a sin to take a selfie? No. But as we approach these last days, it is crucial to cling to Paul's anthem in Galatians 2:20 which speaks of a dying to self and living for the Lord. Pastor Austin unpacks what this means in today's Bible study.

Episode 693 (34 mins 36 secs) Having a whole movie theater screen to yourself, Taylor Sheesh the Filipino Taylor Swift, Street Fighter 6 tournament wardrobe malfunction, and Mom's “Sexy” photo. Albert and Jiaming discuss all that, plus it's National Cinema Day again! Show Notes and Contact Info can be found at… https://www.whowhatwhereswhy.com/stuffjunk/2023/8/22/693

Selfitis, la malattia che impazza (angolodiwindows.com) Episodio disponibile anche su YouTube --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/corgiov/message

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En este episodio hablamos de lo importante que es, en estos tiempos de confinamiento, mirarse hacia adentro, y comenzar a fotografiar desde ese lugar íntimo, personal. Hablamos para eso de Edward Hopper, Giorgio de Chirico, pintores en cuyos cuadros podemos encontrar aires muy personales, reflejados en espacios exteriores; también hablamos del fotógrafo italiano Gabriele Croppi, y esa conexión hermosa con lo mirado. En TEF recomienda, te hablamos de "The Kitchen Table Series'", de la fotógrafa estadounidense Carrie Mae Weems, un trabajo de 1990 realmente hermoso, sencillo en sus formas, y muy profundo en su ser. En nuestra sección de noticias, tenemos que hay actualmente una venta benéfica de fotografías de muchos de los fotógrafos y fotógrafas más talentosos del mundo, a beneficio de la asociación Médicos sin Fronteras, en la lucha contra la COVID-19. También hablamos sobre la "Selfitis", una enfermedad de índole psicológica que está afectando la autoestima de muchísimas personas en todo el mundo. Y cerramos con la lectura de un extracto del ensayo "Hacia una nueva filosofía de la imagen", del filósofo y teórico francés Francoise Soulages. _______________ Recuerda seguirnos en rrss, tanto en instagram como en facebook nos encuentras como @tef.escuela. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join us today for Episode 10 so we can talk with you about being healthy in your selfie!! We had real talk and information from psychology today about the "Selfitis" syndrome. I know that sounds funny, but, it is so true!! We get so caught up in "Self"that we forget the moments that really dont need to be captured. www.setfreelife.netHere are today’s notes:3John 1:2 Dear friend, and I pray all goes well for you. I hope you are as strong in body, as I know you are in spirit. Today’s Topic is: Is it healthy….. to Selfie? In today’s culture everyone is taking selfies. Back in the 80’s when we were kids, we took pictures of our friends when we were at football games, parties etc. The difference was, we only hoped that the pictures would come out good and our eyes weren’t closed. No filters, just plain good ol fun. Nowadays we are obsessed with taking pictures of ourselves. Taking pictures of our coffee and bible and attaching a scripture to that. Now there is nothing wrong with taking pictures, or drinking coffee and taking a picture of your coffee and bible. We want to talk about the motives behind the pictures and why do we have to show the world what we’re doing and what we’re doing for God. In an article in Psychology Today, there is now a word for all those selfie takers. Its called: “Selfitis" The worship of oneself. So Why do we take selfies?• To gain enormous attention by sharing selfies on social media.• Taking different selfies helps increase my social status.• Taking selfies instantly modifies my mood.• To use as trophies for future memories. According to Phycology Today here are Several Reasons that people take selfies:• Attention seeking: Taking and posting selfies to feel more popular. Social media is an obvious way to gain attention from a large audience and attention seeking may be one of the main reasons why people take selfies and use social media.• Mood modification: This has been described by Griffiths (2005) as an experience that makes someone feel better and is part of what defines addiction. Selfie-taking is another way in which people can enhance their mood, which reinforces selfie-taking behavior.• Self-confidence: The taking of selfies may increase the self-confidence of those who engage in this behavior. Furthermore, it is possible to edit and enhance selfies before posting them on social media, meaning that people may be able to use editing to obtain a photo closer to their "ideal self." • Social competition: Taking selfies to increase one’s social status, or posting selfies to get social media likes.• Subjective conformity: This refers to an individual’s tendency to copy what others do. Social media platforms allow users to create different groups and feel a sense of belongingness to a particular group. There is a possibility that selfie takers adopt certain "online" selfie rules to achieve a degree of social acceptance. • Environmental enhancement: This is the taking of selfies to create memories or trophies of oneself (e.g. at a concert or after running a marathon). Environmental enhancement also means that people are able to express themselves more freely through the taking of selfies. Could taking many selfie pictures be a form of worship or pride?Its perfectly ok to take pictures and share with others how happy you are with a person, place or thing. But if we put that before our love for ourselves MORE than the love for the Lord, it now becomes an Idol. There is a fine line between Self-love and the worship of oneself. If we’re not careful we can convince ourselves and others that self-care is healthy when its really pride.God tells us that the 2 greatest commandments are found in: Matthew 22:37-38 37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’[b] We have to examine our hearts (Psalm 26:2 Cross-examine me, O Lord, and see that this is so; test my motives and affections too)and ask ourselves; why do I want people to see this picture? Why did I take the picture and why do I feel the need to keep taking selfies so people can see? What does the bible say about Idols and can taking selfies be a form of self-worship? Exodus 20 The Message (MSG)20 I am God, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of a life of slavery.3 No other gods, ONLY ME.4-6 No carved gods of any size, shape, or form of anything whatever, whether of things that fly or walk or swim. Don’t bow down to them and don’t serve them because I am God, your God, and I’m a most jealous God, punishing the children for any sins their parents pass on to them to the third, and yes, even to the fourth generation of those who hate me. But I’m unswervingly loyal to the thousands who love me and keep my commandments. Todays SoulFit takeaways:1. Stop looking for secret approval:If a picture is worth a thousand words, then be careful what you post because it is a reflection of who you are, what you’re going through or what your feeling at the time.2. You don’t have to prove who you are:Peoples opinions of who they think you are or who you’re not, is not up to Social Media. We all need reassurance in this journey, but we don’t have to rise or fall because of people’s opinions.3. Keep Self-Love balanced:God tells us to love HIM first and foremost but also love our neighbor as we love ourselves. Love and Idolize are two different things. We are not to idolize our jobs, our bodies, our marriages, friends or ministries. But we can take a healthy approach to spread the message of the Gospel in a positive way.

Cindy recalls an embarrassing selfie moment.

A funeral selfie with a celebrity????

A funeral selfie with a celebrity????

Cindy recalls an embarrassing selfie moment.

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Hablamos de con los choferes de Uber y una nueva idea para que el viaje sea más ameno. Y también, ¿eres de las personas con un deseo compulsivo de tirarse selfies “Selfitis” todo el tiempo? Dicen que tu ropa habla antes de que abras la boca... ¿cómo te vistes?

Te pasa que te tomas miles de fotos antes de elegir una antes de subirla a tus redes sociales? CUIDADO! PUEDE SER SELFITIS!!!

Have you got "Selfitis"?!! Robin made a HUGE fuss over 40 baisa... he really can't let this baisa thing go... the most annoying things people do when messaging... the Polish whip round on a plane... is Justin Bieber giving up music?! The guy who was arrested for money laundering when police found 400k where in his house??... the fat dog... guy lost his wallet and got it back with something extra... Robin screws up on Facebook... George has stats... what makes a toy a toy?... should we do a 4 day week?... the small things that make us happy... George has an Xmas movie recommendation... can men be too good looking or too smart to date?!! Harsh sentence for the woman who lied on her C.V... was the Taylor Swift in a suitcase rumour true??... George is actually doing her Xmas shopping DURING the show... WHY DON'T YOU GO LOOK IN THE FRIDGE AGAIN THAT MUST BE MORE INTERESTING THAN THIS????

Are you self-absorbed and prone to taking lots of pictures of yourself? Do you frequent public restrooms just take selfies? If you do, come listen to this, and I'm sure you'll hate yourself in the morning. Support the show (https://www.gofundme.com/podcast-support)

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Check out this 20ish--err 50ish--minute SPOILER FILLED review of Eighth Grade (dir. Burnham, 2018), wherein we discuss being 13, pool parties, Selfitis, the truth of fiction, rat tails, our sweet Bo, and movies about kids with R ratings. Unpacking perceptions of Self and pervasive social media are on the menu. To avoid actual film spoilers check out the first four minutes: 3 Reasons to See and 3 Reasons NOT to See. Follow the music!

Prepaid cell phones plans (a great way to save), computer hiberation explained, getting rid of OneDrive popups, one space or two after periods (the great controversy), disabling iPhone CPU throttling, Profiles in IT (Marcin Klecyzski, co-founder Malwarebytes), Amazon now delivers to your car, Selfitis (addiction to posting selfies), apps to discourarge texting and driving (DND configuration, Lifesaver, ATT DriveMode), fake Amazon reviews, South Korea crytocurrency fraud, and Net Netrality (Dems make one last attempt to save). This show originally aired on Saturday, May 12, 2018, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Prepaid cell phones plans (a great way to save), computer hiberation explained, getting rid of OneDrive popups, one space or two after periods (the great controversy), disabling iPhone CPU throttling, Profiles in IT (Marcin Klecyzski, co-founder Malwarebytes), Amazon now delivers to your car, Selfitis (addiction to posting selfies), apps to discourarge texting and driving (DND configuration, Lifesaver, ATT DriveMode), fake Amazon reviews, South Korea crytocurrency fraud, and Net Netrality (Dems make one last attempt to save). This show originally aired on Saturday, May 12, 2018, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

If you know someone that takes too many selfies, they could be suffering from a disorder known as selfitis. In this week's Forever 39 podcast, Megan and Annette chat about how many selfies are too many, homeownership versus renting in New Jersey, and basing airline fees on income levels. Remember to subscribe, rate, and review us in iTunes! (Photo by ThinkStock) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you know someone that takes too many selfies, they could be suffering from a disorder known as selfitis. In this week's Forever 39 podcast, Megan and Annette chat about how many selfies are too many, homeownership versus renting in New Jersey, and basing airline fees on income levels. Remember to subscribe, rate, and review us in iTunes! (Photo by ThinkStock)

Una mujer se queja de que su marido sale casi todos los días con su amigo que se acaba de divorciar y el pleito está cada vez más fuerte. Además, ¿padeces de "Selfitis"? entérate. Y hablamos de la bronca que trae Fat Joe con Daddy Yankee.

The newest tech related psychological malady

The newest tech related psychological malady

Highlights Include:Rum Balls, Cocaine Cassie, real Christmas trees, Miss Universe contestants in trouble, Selfitis is a BIG problem, Christmas Parties, Elf on the Shelf, Katie hijacks Sam’s phone! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.