Arguments against my position
 

1.         Social media posts can actually determine the character of whoever posted them.

2.         There’s always the chance posts are serious rather than jokes.


Sources


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-          Peer Reviewed, Referreed, Or Legal Review: No

-          Citations In Article: Yes

-          Bias: No

Pham, Andy V. “Navigating Social Networking and Social Media in School Psychology: Ethical

and Professional Considerations in Training Programs.” Psychology in the Schools, vol.

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-          Peer Reviewed, Referreed, Or Legal Review: No

-          Citations In Article: Yes

-          Bias: No