Young Adults’ Perceptions of Online Self-Disclosure

Edwards, Megan A.; Howcroft, J.G.; Lambert, Tania

doi:10.5539/res.v13n1p26

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“…This means gender type self-disclosure. Concretely, for example, women actually prefer to do self-disclosure with women, than with men [20]. Therefore, this paper can reveal more deeply about selfdisclosure in social media where social media followers are dominated by women.…”

Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 84%

“…Even this self-disclosure in a different cultural environment can not only build friendly relations, but also romance, sexual attraction, consultation on certain issues. This happened without them ever meeting [20]. This is an example of how social media is able to create new realities that humans have never imagined before.…”

Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 96%

“…From the research conducted, there are several psychosocial factors that are considered to determine the occurrence of good relationships. These factors are comfort, personality, intimacy, reciprocity, anonymity and gender [20]. Research conducted in South Africa shows that gender stereotypes are still very influential.…”

Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 99%

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What Does the Girls Say in Social Media (A Study of Self-Disclosure on Instagram @RahasiaGadis)

Arthadea¹,

Pandrianto²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The development of information and communication technology has resulted in a different pattern of life for society. Advances and developments in technology encourage communication patterns to develop in a digital direction. One of the digital media that is developing in society is Instagram. In communicating, individuals need self-recognition and self-disclosure of information about themselves to their interlocutors. The context of self-disclosure on social media generally lies in how individuals share information about themselves in the form of photos / videos, status, comments, and chat. This research uses descriptive qualitative research methods through case studies by collecting data in the form of interviews, documentation, and literature study. The results of this study state that self-disclosure on social media can help some individuals to solve problems and get new points of view and have an opinion on the same experiences or events. However, individuals feel that they will not reveal themselves on social media if there is no topic first and are considered less effective.

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Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 84%

Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: Youth and Self-disclosure In Social Mediamentioning

confidence: 99%

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What Does the Girls Say in Social Media (A Study of Self-Disclosure on Instagram @RahasiaGadis)

Arthadea¹,

Pandrianto²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…Real-self, self-perception, and self-disclosure in the age of social media are frequently under-debate topics. Referring to the work of (Edwards et al, 2021) people often interact with more than one person at a time on social media sites. With remote interaction based on likes and dislikes of different persons as they share on social media has changed the scope of self-disclosure.…”

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The Innovative Semi-Analytical Screen Survey Tool and Intermittent Screen Review Sampling Method Used Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Shah¹

2021

RES

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Hence the social life is changing and social interaction is amplified by technology. Therefore, social research would change its approach/es concomitantly. We are living in the age of technology where many people are interacting through social media generally referred to as a screen. Therefore, it is creating the need for innovative screen research methods to study and give meaning to screen interaction. Due to lock-down and restrictions on physical interaction during the COVID-19 pandemic, the screen interaction is intensified. Particularly the community-based organizations, businesses, and academia were observed prone towards using screen interaction approaches. Similarly an International Non-Governmental Organization hereinafter (INGO) in Erbil, Iraq. Started a Facebook page to interact with its beneficiaries to listen to their urgent needs and feedback to project activities. Based on that monitoring and evaluation unit observed a need to monitor screen interaction between organization and community. Hence, the innovative approaches of screen survey and screen sampling were identified. To conduct an intermittent screen survey it was important to select a relevant sampling method. In general, there are two schools of sampling in social sciences. Probability sampling and non-probability sampling. Under probability sampling, each individual has the right to be selected as a participant in a study. Under non-probability sampling, participants are selected based on certain criteria that are relevant to the domain of study. Both schools of sampling have many types and sub-types selected as per the specifications of a study. Therefore, the Intermittent Screen Review Sampling (ISRS) method was developed based on precedent theoretical work. The screen survey refers to the collection and analysis of responses of viewers of any specific social media page. Where respondents are not asked to participate or share their feelings or thoughts. Respondents voluntarily appear on the screen and interact with any post and reflect their thoughts. Henceforth, the surveyors collect these displayed thoughts intermittently, do some analytical work, and produce meaning out of these emojis, shares, memes, and comments. Quantitative and qualitative analyses were conducted within the context of the post/s shared by authorized person/s on a social media official page. Thereafter, the results were presented in quantities and narrations. This research paper is developed to communicate these innovative approaches of semi-analytical screen survey and intermittent screen review sampling at a wider level. This research would pave a way for further screen studies and innovations that are the needs of our screen generation.

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Young Adults’ Perceptions of Online Self-Disclosure

Cited by 2 publications

References 40 publications

What Does the Girls Say in Social Media (A Study of Self-Disclosure on Instagram @RahasiaGadis)

What Does the Girls Say in Social Media (A Study of Self-Disclosure on Instagram @RahasiaGadis)

The Innovative Semi-Analytical Screen Survey Tool and Intermittent Screen Review Sampling Method Used Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

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