2016
DOI: 10.3916/c48-2016-08
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Abstract: Adolescent girls and boys use online networking sites differently, and girls have a higher risk of being harmed by non-adaptive use. The aim of the study was to assess the extent to which adolescents portray themselves according to gender stereotypes on their Facebook profiles. Participants were 623 Facebook users of both sexes who responded to the Bem Sex Role Inventory (BSRI) and the Personal Well-being Index (PWI). In the first step, the adolescents responded to the BSRI with respect to how they view a typi… Show more

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“…Young identities in social networks meet the self-perceived reality of the "I" and extend it across different digital and analog social contexts. Although there are nuances between the different networks, our research leads us to agree with other researches advocating digital identity is a more or less faithful expression of the assumed analogical identity (Back et al, 2010;Oberst, Chamarro, & Renau, 2016;Wu, Chang, & Yuan, 2014). The profiles, especially those of Instagram, are a first public presentation of the person replacing first glimpses and function as simulations of the subjective and external physical presence.…”
Section: Self-representations Otherness and Contexts Of Contacts Andsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…Young identities in social networks meet the self-perceived reality of the "I" and extend it across different digital and analog social contexts. Although there are nuances between the different networks, our research leads us to agree with other researches advocating digital identity is a more or less faithful expression of the assumed analogical identity (Back et al, 2010;Oberst, Chamarro, & Renau, 2016;Wu, Chang, & Yuan, 2014). The profiles, especially those of Instagram, are a first public presentation of the person replacing first glimpses and function as simulations of the subjective and external physical presence.…”
Section: Self-representations Otherness and Contexts Of Contacts Andsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Digital identity is transformed into a trial and https: //dx.doi.org/10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.67 Corresponding Author: Soraya Calvo González Selection and peer-review under Digital identities, and everything involved in them, set themselves as shared ideals and proomted thanks to the appreciation and support from other (González & San Fabián, 2018). Identities are compared with those of peers (Oberst et al, 2016) and references. Thus, we support the Lasén (2012) theory in which digital identity is justified as a verification game that starts from a presentation (of my body and my "I"), a representation (for oneself and others) and an incarnation or embodiment.…”
Section: Self-representations Otherness and Contexts Of Contacts Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este enfoque teórico sostiene que la utilización de un medio particular es motivada por las gratificaciones que las personas aspiran a encontrar haciendo uso del mismo, por tanto, tiene sentido útil y está orientada hacia la consecución de una meta y la obtención de satisfacción (Palmgreen & Rayburn, 1979). Asimismo, cabe destacar que las condiciones históricas, sociales y tecnológicas ejercen influencia en el uso de los medios y en sus efectos (Leung, 2013), por lo que la identidad o pertenencia generacional (Zhitomirsky-Geffet & Blau, 2016) o el sexo (Oberts, Chamarro, & Renau, 2016), pueden determinar las gratificaciones que un usuario obtenga y valore en el uso de un medio. A partir de los resultados de esta investigación se pretende contribuir empíricamente al conocimiento científico sobre el uso que hacen las generaciones jóvenes de las redes sociales y fomentar la comprensión de los educadores acerca de las posibilidades y beneficios derivados de la utilización de estos recursos de comunicación social en el ámbito académico, con el fin de adecuar las prácticas educativas a las necesidades e intereses de los estudiantes y de reconsiderar las formas y estilos de enseñanza que permitan la superación del currículum tradicional (Gerják, 2016).…”
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“…Oberst et al (2016), señalaban indicadores de una autopercepción menos estereotipada de parte de los y las jóvenes. En el presente estudio se observan representaciones de género menos estereotipada en cuanto a la expresión de los deseos sexuales, sobre todo de parte de quienes se presentan con nombres femeninos en sus perfiles de Facebook (Bond, 2009;López-Fernández & Fernández-Rius, 2015).…”
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“…Por un lado, aquella que revela un cambio en los estereotipos de género tradicionales (Oberst, Chamarro, & Renau, 2016), que implica que los y las adolescentes manifiestan una autopercepción de género menos estereotipada y que, a su vez, esta autopercepción es la que se despliega en su autopresentación en Facebook. Particularmente, son las mujeres quienes en su autopresentación se adscriben en menor medida a los estereotipos que sus pares masculinos.…”
Section: Estereotipos De Género Y Redes Socialesunclassified