我,我的自拍和我:自拍和分享行为的个人和平台差异

Zhiying Yue, Zena Toh, M. Stefanone
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虽然通过社交媒体对自拍相关行为进行了研究,但关于传统大众媒体与新媒体使用之间的关系,创建和分享自拍,以及使用自拍来维持关系,仍然存在许多问题。在这项研究中,我们概述了传统媒体消费和新媒体使用之间的联系,并阐明了自拍的具体维度,包括审美吸引力和图片构图。个体差异——包括自我价值的偶然性、依恋不安全感水平和生活满意度——被用来解释索取和分享行为。结果表明,基于外表的自我价值偶然性,即个人将自尊与外表挂钩,解释了个人对形象和自拍的关注。此外,与Facebook相比,Snapchat是一个更受欢迎的自拍分享平台。令人惊讶的是,与女性相比,男性自拍和分享的次数更多。从网络自我表露的角度对研究结果进行了讨论,并对未来的研究提出了建议。
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Me, Myselfie, and I: Individual and Platform Differences in Selfie Taking and Sharing Behaviour
Although there is research on selfie-related behaviour via social media, many questions remain about the relationships between traditional mass media and new media use, creating and sharing selfies, and using selfies for relationship maintenance. In this study, we outline links between traditional media consumption and new media use, and explicate specific dimensions of the selfie including aesthetic appeal and picture composition. Individual differences - including contingencies of self-worth, attachment insecurity levels, and life satisfaction- were used to explain taking and sharing behaviour. Results show that the appearance-based contingency of self-worth, whereby individuals peg their self-esteem to their looks, explains individual focus on image and selfies. In addition, Snapchat is a significantly more popular platform for sharing selfies, as opposed to Facebook. Surprisingly, men take and share more selfies, compared to women. Results are discussed in terms of online self-disclosure, and suggestions for future research are offered.
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