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The use of the word selfie has increased by 17,000% in the English language since 2012D
Selfies are most popular in....
Australia (1)
United States (2)
Canada (3)
According to Samsung, selfies make up to30% of photos takenby 18 to 24 year olds
91% of teens have posted a photo of themselves online
HELFIE:A selfie taken
of one’shair
DRELFIE:A selfie takenwhen one is
drunk
WELFIE:A picture of
a userworking out
UGLIE:Posing in a
silly or “ugly” way
BELFIE:
A selfie of one’s bottom
USIE:
A group selfie
Selfie Terms Defined
There are over 22,000 posts on Instagram containing the hashtag #drivingselfie
Distracted driving contributes to more than 5,000 traffic deaths annually
10% of drivers under the age of 20 who were involved in fatal crashes were distracted at the time of the crash
Drivers under age 20 have the largest proportion of distracted drivers
Distracted Driving
DANGERSDANGERS
There have been several reports of people who have died or been seriously injured due to being distracted by taking selfies as reported over the past year:
“Selfie Addict” Who Took Up to 200 Selfies a Day Attempted Suicide
Cyclists Fuming Over Crowd’s Dangerous Tour de France Selfies
Police Search for Man Who Took Dangerous Selfie During Running of the Bulls
Polish Couple Falls to Their Death While Taking a Selfie on a Cliff
Man Accidently Shoots Himself in the Head While Posing for a Gun Selfie
14-Year-Old Suffers Severe Burn Injuries After Trying to Take Selfie Atop a Stationary Train
Accidents & Deaths
RIP
Self-Esteem
Pros: 65% of teen girls have reported that seeing their own selfies on social media boosts their confidence
Cons: 30% of plastic surgeons have seen a growth in inquiries made by patients who are self-conscious because of social media
Perception
Young women who post revealing or sexy selfies areviewed as less competent, and less socially and physically attractive by their female peers
A recent study conducted by UK universities found that the more selfies one shares on social media, the less likeable they become
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