How Do Social Media Affect Morals?

In the files, I have uploaded the first and the second part of my research paper.
The final version of the project paper should aim at offering one or more argumentative answers to the chosen project problem. “Argumentative” means that it is not enough to present one’s own opinion, but to argue why the authors believe what they believe, how they back up their opinion, which proofs (logical or material) they have, etc.
The final version should contain the following elements:
o The name of the author of the paper.
o The title of the paper.
o An introduction that summaries the problem/issue discussed. This part
should clearly state what the problem/issue is and why it is important and/or worth discussing.
o A summary of the previous research on the topic. In this part, the author should briefly explain the previous solutions to the problem/issue discussed and should explain the strengths and/or weaknesses of these solutions.
o A conclusion of the project paper.
o If the author of the research paper has different solutions than the sources chosen, then the author should explain why the previous solutions are not good.
o If the author of the research paper has similar solutions as the sources chosen, then the authors should explain what the difference(s) between their and their sources’ solutions are.
o The author of the research paper is not supposed to have the same solutions as the authors of the sources because it would make the project work vacuous, i.e., why bother with the project problem if the previous solutions are already at hand. Exceptionally, the author of the project paper may completely agree with the solutions already offered, but then the author of the project paper should offer different arguments that would lead to the same conclusion and eventually argue that the solutions previously offered could be reached via different and presumably better arguments.

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