Internet enhances college students’ interpersonal skills more

Internet enhances college students’ interpersonal skills more

　　Good evening, honorable judges, esteemed opponents and audience. As the opposition, we firmly believe that the internet leaves more social obstacles in real life. Why? Because excessive online interaction reduces face-to-face communication skills, fosters dependency on digital masks, and creates a gap between virtual confidence and real-world anxiety.

　　First, dependency on digital masks and creates a gap between virtual confidence and real-world anxiety. Thus, the internet is not a bridge but a barrier to genuine social connection.

　　Good evening, honorable judges, esteemed opponents and audience. As the opposition, we firmly believe that the internet leads to more social awkwardness in real life. Why? Because excessive online communication reduces face-to-face communication skills, and first, dependency on digital masks, thus the internet is not great.

　　Internet reduces practical practice in social interaction, weakening real social skills. Internet reduces practice.环节是对我来说，只给出了关键点，但是没有给出我一个完整的组织语言的稿子。Internet reduces practice. In real social skills, internet reduces practice. Internet reduces practice in social skills. Online communication lacks nonverbal cues. Online communication lacks nonverbal cues, lacks nonverbal cues, online communication lacks nonverbal cues, online communication, online communication, online communication. Online communication, online communication, these online communications lack nonverbal cues. Internet creates a false sense of social success. Internet creates a false sense of social success, a false sense of social success, a false sense of social success, a false sense of social success. The more time we spend online, the less we engage in face-to-face communications. This lack of practice makes us feel awkward in social interactions, like forgetting how to read body language or maintain a conversation. Online conversation, online conversation, online communication lacks nonverbal cues. Internet creates a false sense of social success. On the Internet, we rely on text and emojis, missing tone and gestures, which makes us poorly equipped for real life, where these skills are crucial. We misread situations and feel anxiety offline. On the internet, we just rely on text and emojis, missing tone and gestures, which makes us poorly equipped for real life, while these skills are crucial. This leads to misreading situations and anxiety offline, creating a false sense of social success. Social media gives likes and comments, but that doesn't translate to real social confidence; in fact, it leads to comparison and insecurity, making real-world meetings more intimidating and awkward. Internet reduces practice in social skills. The more time we spend online, the less we engage in face-to-face conversations, making us feel awkward in social interactions, like forgetting how to read body language and maintain a conversation, as online communication lacks nonverbal cues. On the internet, we rely on text and emojis, missing tone and gestures, making us poorly equipped for real life where these skills are crucial. Internet creates a false sense of social success. Social media gives likes and comments, but that doesn't translate to real social confidence; in fact, it leads to comparison and insecurity, making real-world meetings more intimidating and awkward.

　　Good evening, honored judges, esteemed opponents, and audience. As the opposition, we firmly believe that the Internet does not enhance college students’ interpersonal skills; instead, it hinders them. Why? Because excessive online communication reduces face-to-face interactions, which in turn weakens practical communication skills. We overly depend on digital masks, making the Internet not a bridge but a barrier to genuine connections.