The Positive Effects Of Technology's Impact On Human Relationships

Over the decades technology has enhanced and much involving with the human lives more than ever. In that case it is natural that it has made significance impact on human relationships and interactions in both good and bad ways. Generally the relationships among the people form a network that always supports each other, makes the better life styles, and ultimately survive them all. But people need to balance of the factors them preventing from these relationships. In his book (Putnam, 2000)described how people in American society increasingly lack social interactions and have fewer close friends, and he discussed how this deficit of social interconnectedness endangers the health of individuals and communities alike. His observations arguably also apply to societies in other parts of the world.

It is obvious these new technologies effects the way humans conduct their relationships with others more than ever. For example, new forms of transport enabled our circles of friends and family to become increasingly dispersed over great physical Intersection of Broadband and Broadcasting distances. Meanwhile, various communication technologies ranging from the postal mail to the telegraph and telephone have allowed people to maintain close relationships that might not have otherwise survived those distances.

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The other major property of mobile phones that has attracted the attention of researchers is its use for the micro coordination of family arrangements and work schedules. In the past, clocks were the key method of social coordination. The mobile phone has produced a novel, more flexible form of synchronization. (Judy Wajcman, Michael Bittman, Jusith E Brown,