From Boasting to Boosting: Positive Consequences for Observers of High-Rank Braggarts

Nault, Kelly; Yap, Andy J.

doi:10.5465/ambpp.2020.59

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“… 57 , 58 For adolescents, Koutamanis 59 illustrated that adolescents who engaged in social media to communicate with others were more likely to receive negative feedback, which could lead to unhealthy mental status. Particularly, previous studies explained that engaging in risky online behaviors, such as self-promotion 60 and posting narcissistic content 61 during communication on social media, may result in receiving negative feedback. Therefore, adolescent women may need to be aware of potential negative consequences when interacting with others on social media.…”

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Understanding and comparing risk factors and subtypes in South Korean adult and adolescent women's suicidal ideation or suicide attempt using survey and social media data

Kim,

Jiang,

Baek

et al. 2024

DIGITAL HEALTH

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Objective This study aimed to investigate the similarities and differences in risk factors for suicide among adult and adolescent women in South Korea and identify subtypes of suicidal ideation or suicide attempt in each group. Methods Multifaceted data were collected and analyzed by linking survey and social media data. Interpretable machine learning models were constructed to predict suicide risk and major risk factors were extracted by investigating their feature importance. Additionally, subtypes of suicidal adult and adolescent women were identified and explained using risk factors. Results The risk factors for adult women were primarily related to mental disorders, while those for adolescent women were primarily related to interpersonal experiences and needs. Two subtypes of suicidal adult women were one with high psychiatric symptoms and mental disorders of them and/or their families and the other with excessive social media use and high online victimization. Two subtypes of suicidal adolescent women were one with high psychiatric symptoms, high ACEs, and high social connectedness, and the other with frequent social media use, high online sexual victimization, and high social assurance. Conclusions These findings enable a stratified and targeted understanding of suicide in women and help develop customized suicide prevention plans in South Korea.

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Understanding and comparing risk factors and subtypes in South Korean adult and adolescent women's suicidal ideation or suicide attempt using survey and social media data

Kim,

Jiang,

Baek

et al. 2024

DIGITAL HEALTH

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Pagsusuri sa daigdig ng twitter: Isyung politikal na nakapaloob sa mga memes

Asis¹,

Cuayzon²,

Mabini³

et al. 2022

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Many people use different social media platforms such as twitter to express their views on political issues. This study was developed with the aim of identifying the elements of political memes on twitter based on form and type and to know the issues reflected in twitter memes. The theoretical basis were Information Manipulation Theory and Functional GroupCommunication Theory. This is a qualitative study which employed content analysis design.The researchers collected trending political twitter memes based on the identified time frame under the study. It emerged that the forms of political twitter memes are comic meme, entertainment function meme and parody memes and the types consist support and criticism.In addition, based on the collected political twitter memes the issues regarding human behavior, diversity of political views, discrimination and person's ability to lead were identified. Therefore, the researchers recommend to conduct further study on twitter in relation to other elements found in internet memes and explore other related variables on twitter memes other than political issues.

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From Boasting to Boosting: Positive Consequences for Observers of High-Rank Braggarts

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Understanding and comparing risk factors and subtypes in South Korean adult and adolescent women's suicidal ideation or suicide attempt using survey and social media data

Understanding and comparing risk factors and subtypes in South Korean adult and adolescent women's suicidal ideation or suicide attempt using survey and social media data

Pagsusuri sa daigdig ng twitter: Isyung politikal na nakapaloob sa mga memes

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