Technology has and will continue to change the way that we communicate with one another. In a survey conducted by the American Psychological Association in 2016 to understand the correlation between technology use, stress, and health, 74 percent of respondents endorsed owning a smartphone while 55 percent owned a tablet. With the emergence of social
Stress is the body’s physical, emotional, and physiological automated response to any situation. Prehistorically, stress has been linked to the flight or fight response in dangerous situations, however, in modern times, it is associated with being overwhelmed with having: Too many changes Too high expectations Too much responsibilities Information overload Nevertheless, not all stress is
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