Wang Mingming2014

How The "Selfie"Became A Social Epidemic

1. 'Selfie' phenomenon.

2. 'Selfie' history.

3.Selfie Addiction.

1.'Selfie' phenomenon.Selfie:a potographic self-portrait, esp.

one taken with a smart phone or webcam and shared with social media.

Oxford officially named ‘Selfie’ the word of the year ( 年度词汇 )in 2013.

2 'selfie' history (1)The first selfie The first selfie in human history, in f

act, as early as 1839, picture of the photographer is an American chemist Robert Cornelius.

(2)The pularity of cameraWhen the camera is not popular, ordinary people can't play selfie.Until 1900, Kodak company introduced a cheap "box brownie camera", the camera is popular among ordinary people.

（ 3） Selfie with Camera Phones1.The world's first mobile phone's built-in

camera is from Japan, SHARP launched in 2000 a J-SH04.

2.The first generation of Camera phone in the world market, 2002, with the NOKIA 7650.

3.Camera phone second revolution can be traced back to 2010 the Apple iPhone 4 and Samsung S.

Instagram；WeChat；Vine；Meitu；Meika

3 Selfie Addiction Case A: On Decmber 11,2013,A plane took off from a Hawaiian island and fell into the ocean, a crash survivor turned his camera on himself, snapping a selfie with the sinking aircraft in its background. 2013年 12月 11日从夏威夷岛屿起飞的一艘飞机因故坠海，一位幸存者在拍摄了这一恐怖过程之后，把他的相机对准自己，拍摄一张以下沉飞机为背景的自拍照

Case B: Report,On March 24,2014,A British 19-year-old boy Danny Bowman take into "addiction" three years ago, spent 10 hours using the iPhone took 200 sefies.He even dropped out of school and stayed at home for a half year to lose weight, to let himself have a more good-looking in the mirror.

2014年 3月 24日报道，英国 19岁男子鲍曼三年前自拍成“瘾”，曾花 10小时用 iPhone拍 200张自拍照。他甚至还辍学在家，半年内足不出户专门减肥，务求让自己在上镜时更加好看。

Is 'Selfie' a mental disorder? Once a report from U.S said America

n Psychiatric makes it official:'Selfie' a mental disorder.It has been proved a rumor.But excessive addictied to 'Selfie' do lead you to a tendency of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Why did people love 'Selfie' so much, and what can we learn from it?

The cultural phenomenon of the ‘Selfie’ exposes a very basic human desire：to feel noticed, appreciated and recognized.

• Learn to practice recognition.• Learn to practice appreciation.

At work: Learn to practice recognition. Look for the people who help you achieve your goals, the people who make your life easier, or those simply brighten your day. Make sure you applaud people for a job well done, and say “Thank you” for their efforts. The most effective recognition can drive performance, if recognition is practiced frequently, is specific to a goal or effort, and is given in a timely fashion.

At home: Learn to practice appreciation. It’s often those closest to us who we assume don’t need to hear how much we appreciate them. Tell your partner, your children and your friends why you appreciate what they do. As evidenced by the “communication problems” doesn’t seem to be a lack of communication, but instead, a lack of positive communication. Try it.

Online: Okay, so you can see by our marginal attempt at a ‘Selfie’ that we’re not experts at the “duck face” (in fact, we had to ask a 12-year old what that facial expression was called). But, we are experts in seeing the value of the trends—and culling for deeper insights. Just for a week, intentionally recognize the people around you and keep track of it. You’ll not only get a picture that reveals how good you are at recognizing others, but you’ll probably be shocked by the positive responses you generate.

Thank you!