The Use of Social Networks and the Need for Social Approval of People in the Fields of Law, Medicine, and Academia in Turkey

Kalaman, Sefer; Becerikli, Rifat

doi:10.26650/connectist2020-0049

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“…People high on social support report more positive events compared to those low on social support; positive events have more impact on their lives (Sarason et al, 1983). As age increases, the need for social approval decreases (Kalaman & Becerikli, 2021). Self-efficacy and academic efficacy have a positive influence on minority students and keep them internally motivated to achieve (Hughes et al, 2018).…”

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Fortitude and Sense of Coherence in Achieving Financial Resilience and Financial Health of Micro and Small Entrepreneurs

Ravikumar

Mathew

Aranha³

2022

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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic shocks all over the world. India is not an exception to this. The pandemic has made the lives of poor and downtrodden people, micro and small entrepreneurs miserable. Micro and small enterprises struggle to bounce back financially and to achieve financial health. Micro and small entrepreneurs face many problems, such as no adequate income and savings, debt repayment, rising costs, lack of funds to run the business, financial and mental stress, uncertain future, and so on. Despite these problems, the micro and small enterprises move on steadily to achieve the goal of financial health. What makes them move on steadily? How do they manage their resources to achieve financial resilience? To seek answers to these questions, this study would like to examine the role of fortitude and sense of coherence in achieving financial resilience and financial health of micro and small entrepreneurs.

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Fortitude and Sense of Coherence in Achieving Financial Resilience and Financial Health of Micro and Small Entrepreneurs

Ravikumar

Mathew

Aranha³

2022

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The Effects of Social Approval Signals on the Production of Online Hate: A Theoretical Explication

Walther

2024

Communication Research

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This essay explicates a middle range theory to predict and explain the propagation and magnification of hate messages on social media. It builds upon an assumption that people post hate messages in order to garner signals of social approval from other social media users. It articulates specific propositions involving several constructs, including signals of social approval, disapproval, and sufficiency of social approval. Six derived hypotheses predict how these dynamics apply in certain contexts of social media interaction involving hate posting. It reviews empirical research that applies to these hypotheses, raises issues for future research, and reviews concurrence and distinctions between this approach and other theories.

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Sosyal Onay İhtiyacının Mükemmeliyetçilik, Akademik Kendini Engelleme ve Öz-Yeterlik Arasındaki İlişkiye Etkileri

KARAKAYA,

ÜNAL

2023

Hacettepe Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi Dergisi

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Examining the need for social approval is critical to understand the effects of the social environment on individuals’ beliefs about themselves and perceptions of their abilities. This study aims to provide deep insight into the role and the effect of the need for social approval on the relationship between self-efficacy and perfectionism. Likewise, it aims to examine the role and the effect of the need for social approval on the relationship between self-efficacy and academic self-handicapping. In this study, academic self-handicapping, perfectionism, and the need for social approval, which are individually linked to self-efficacy, are examined in a single comprehensive framework. Participants were 121 university students studying at different universities who completed an online survey involving measures of academic self-handicapping, perfectionism, general self-efficacy, and reactions to social situations. They were manipulated by either receiving positive or negative feedback related to the need for social approval or receiving no feedback. The obtained data were tested with Pearson correlation analysis, one-way ANOVA, and moderation analysis. The findings showed that there was no significant difference between the self-efficacy scores of the groups. Self-efficacy was found to be significantly and negatively correlated with academic self-handicapping and perfectionism. The moderation analysis revealed that the relationship between academic self-handicapping and self-efficacy was only significant when participants received positive feedback or did not receive any feedback related to social approval. Contrary to expectations, the need for social approval was not found to have a moderating role in the relationship between perfectionism and self-efficacy. The current study contributes to the literature in terms of investigating the need for social approval in an experimental setting and showing that it plays a moderator role in the relationship between academic self-handicapping and self-efficacy.

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The Use of Social Networks and the Need for Social Approval of People in the Fields of Law, Medicine, and Academia in Turkey

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Fortitude and Sense of Coherence in Achieving Financial Resilience and Financial Health of Micro and Small Entrepreneurs

Fortitude and Sense of Coherence in Achieving Financial Resilience and Financial Health of Micro and Small Entrepreneurs

The Effects of Social Approval Signals on the Production of Online Hate: A Theoretical Explication

Sosyal Onay İhtiyacının Mükemmeliyetçilik, Akademik Kendini Engelleme ve Öz-Yeterlik Arasındaki İlişkiye Etkileri

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