Conflict
Even a small disagreement can turn into a big issue in online spaces because of this effect.
Escalation
This type of feedback is specific, actionable, and meant to help someone improve, not tear them down.
Constructive Criticism
This three-letter acronym represents the main purposes of most media content: to persuade, inform, or entertain.
PIE!
Even top esports players experience this—but it's how they respond that shows true skill.
Losing!
Although they fit in your pocket, these devices are still computers and should be treated with caution.
Cell Phone
This key element of face-to-face communication is missing online, making misunderstandings more likely.
Body Language, Non-verbals
Constructive criticism avoids insults and instead focuses on this kind of change.
Improvement
The media we watch often influences these two things about our behavior.
What we want and what we buy.
Feelings like anger, sadness, shame, and frustration are examples of these, which can hurt your well-being and performance.
Unconstructive emotions
This can happen when you share your phone, skip password protection, or download apps from untrusted sources.
Privacy Breach
People often say things they normally wouldn’t when online because they feel this.
This phrase means shifting your mindset toward problem-solving and personal growth when receiving feedback.
Reshape and Reframe
These people make videos, ads, and social media posts to share messages or promote products.
Content Creators
Instead of blaming the team or processing alone, players should focus on this key to bouncing back stronger.
Communication
This setting on your phone allows apps and cell towers to track where you are, sometimes without you realizing it.
location data
What should you do if a conflict online is starting to get intense?
Take a break, talk it out in person, possibly block or stop communications
Instead of making excuses when receiving criticism, you should do this to grow and improve.
Take ownership
This is what a content creator wants the audience to remember and possibly share with others after watching a piece of media.
The Message
This phrase reminds players that losses aren't failures—they're lessons we can use to improve and grow.
Reshape and Reframe
These are signs that your phone might have malware: strange messages sent to friends, pop-up ads, or rapid battery drain.
Malware
what is compromise?
Compromise is when a person gives up something to find a solution.
This approach involves being honest with yourself, avoiding being defensive, and asking what you could do differently.
What is accepting feedback for self-improvement (or taking responsibility and seeking advice)?
When an influencer designs content to make you feel excited or emotionally connected to a product, they are likely trying to do this.
Persuade
Instead of seeing losses as failures, teams should treat them as this — a chance to review mistakes, learn, and grow.
Feedback
You should avoid clicking unknown links, giving apps full access, and using unsecured public Wi-Fi to prevent this kind of digital threat.
Scams and Malware