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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Online Self-Presentation"”.

  1. A Qualitative Analysis of Facebook Micro-Celebrity: The Case of Qandeel Baloch

    … model constructed in this thesis, reveals how online self-presentation, facilitated by FB, has evolved into a set of behaviors, or celebrity performative practices, driven by self-importance and narcissism, resulting in the rapid proliferation of fame to non-exceptional people on FB. In …

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  2. Self evaluation variables and social media

    People are motivated to self evaluate and undertake this in their interactions with others. Interactions with others are increasingly taking place online, including via social networking websites, which can contain several differences to face to face interaction. This thesis examined how specific …

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  3. Microcelebrity Practices: A Cross-Platform Study Through a Richness Framework

    … the theory suggests that people employ a set of online self-presentation techniques that typically consist of three core practices: identity constructions, fan interactions and promoting visibility beyond the existing fan base. Studies on single platforms (e.g., Twitter), however, show that not …

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  4. The relationship between adolescent identity formation and social network site use

    … a day. On these sites, adolescents engage in self-presentation by creating and managing personal profiles and by posting updates and photos. Past research has explored how much information teens share via social network sites and what motivations are behind such acts of online

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  5. Attitudes Toward Anonymous Public Nudes

    … are meant to be seen by an audience of strangers online, rather than one or a few trusted individuals. The purpose of this study was to examine perceptions of APNs. Sixty-seven male and 160 female students over the age of 18 were recruited from Central Washington University to participate. Each …

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