Impression Management in Social Media
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What characteristic describes the online self that cannot easily be linked to offline identities?

  • Opaque
  • Static
  • Retractable (correct)
  • Transparent

Which type of interaction is considered acceptable in the online social domain?

  • Contacting complete strangers (correct)
  • Only accepting requests from friends
  • Only interacting with known individuals
  • Rejecting contact from strangers

What does self-presentation primarily involve?

  • Interacting with friends offline
  • Avoiding online interactions altogether
  • Controlling public perceptions in social interactions (correct)
  • Presenting an unfiltered self in public

What does the term 'multipliable' refer to in online interactions?

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Why do individuals engage in selective self-presentation?

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What is one of the main motives for managing the impressions of others?

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Which strategy involves actively promoting one's competence?

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What is the negative relationship noted with the use of social networking platforms?

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What term describes the process of trying to win the approval of another?

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Which impression management strategy involves showcasing potential danger?

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Which strategy is characterized by self-sacrifice for recognition?

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What overarching purpose do social media platforms serve?

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What is supplication in impression management?

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What factors drive adolescents to share personal information online?

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Which of the following best describes sincerity as defined in the content?

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What is the role of social media according to the content?

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Which domain is NOT mentioned as a component of the social world in western-influenced society?

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What does authenticity imply according to the content?

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The concept of 'Digital Self' primarily involves which of the following?

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What result does the combination of inner and outer self generate?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of the Digital Self?

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What is one of the key advantages of computer-mediated communication according to the hyperpersonal model?

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Which of the following is a consequence of chronic social networking use?

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How do social networks relate to the construction of the social world?

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What deeply felt human need do social networks fulfill?

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What distinguishes private self from public self in interpersonal communication?

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What is one effect of stereotyping on social behavior?

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Which factor does NOT significantly influence an adolescent's sexuality?

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Which social environmental factor can shape an adolescent's sexual attitudes?

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What is a primary characteristic of stereotypes?

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During adolescence, which type of development is considered crucial?

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Which element is NOT typically associated with the stress experienced during adolescence?

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What role does peer relationship play in an adolescent's development?

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Which of the following characteristics is related to how characteristics are formed within a group?

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What is characterized by observable behavior rather than personal experience?

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Which of the following best defines social identity?

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What do personal characteristics primarily emphasize in the creation of personal identity?

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In the context of acting in the interest of others, which statement reflects public behavior?

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What is a characteristic of personal identity as described?

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Which behavior demonstrates acting only for self?

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What aspect of identity is most influenced by factors outside of personal control?

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Which action reflects private behavior rather than public behavior?

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Flashcards

Digital Self

The online version of our identity, expressed through social media and digital interactions.

Social Networking Sites

Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter that connect people and allow for sharing information and ideas.

Strong Desire for Approval

The need for validation and acceptance from others, which often motivates adolescents to share personal information online.

Sincerity

Revealing one's true feelings and thoughts publicly.

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Authentic Person

Someone who acts based on their own values and takes responsibility for their choices.

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Online Life

One of four main domains in Western-influenced societies, alongside family, school, and neighborhood.

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I, Me, Myself and my User ID

This phrase emphasizes the relationship between our real selves and our online identities.

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What are the 4 main domains in Western-influenced societies?

They are Family, School, Neighborhood, and Online Life.

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Oriental Inward

The online user's inner world of thoughts, feelings, and experiences, hidden from outside observation.

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Narrative Nature of Online Relationships

Knowing someone primarily through their online self-presentation, which is shaped by their own narrative.

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Retractable Online Identity

The difficulty in connecting a person's online claims to their offline identity.

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Multipliable Online Presence

The ability to interact with different groups and communities in different online spaces simultaneously.

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Self-presentation in Online Interactions

An individual's conscious and unconscious efforts to control how they are perceived by others in online spaces.

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Self-Presentation

The process of shaping how we are perceived by others, often to achieve social or material benefits or create a desired identity.

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Impression Management

The intentional effort to control how others perceive us, aiming to influence their opinions and behavior.

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Instrumental Motivation

The desire to gain rewards, recognition, or other benefits by managing one's impression.

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Expressive Motivation

The desire to control one's personal behavior and identity, wanting to project a specific image.

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Self-Promotion

Actively showcasing one's skills, achievements, or positive qualities to impress others.

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Ingratiation

Trying to gain approval or acceptance from others by being likable, flattering, or agreeable.

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Exemplification

Demonstrating a quality or value through actions, often involving sacrifice or dedication to gain recognition.

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Narcissistic Behavior

Excessive self-importance, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy often linked to excessive self-presentation online.

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Hyperpersonal Model

A communication theory suggesting that online interactions can lead to greater intimacy due to the ability to carefully curate one's online persona.

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Social Networking Addiction

A condition characterized by excessive preoccupation with social networking sites, often leading to neglect of other aspects of life.

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Social Construction

The idea that our understanding of the social world is shaped through interactions and shared meanings.

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Private Self vs. Public Self

The distinction between our internal thoughts and feelings (private) and how we present ourselves to others (public)

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Amplified Social Nature

The idea that social networks enhance and expand human tendencies to connect, express identity, and find belonging.

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Public Behavior

Actions that are observable by others, like how you speak or dress.

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Private Experience

Inner thoughts, feelings, and sensations that are only known to the individual.

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Individual Identity

A unique sense of self based on personal characteristics, choices, and experiences.

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Social Identity

A sense of self derived from belonging to groups, like family, friends, or communities.

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Acting for Self

Making choices based on your own needs and desires.

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Acting for Others

Taking actions to benefit a group or community.

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Controlled Information

Information about yourself that you choose to share.

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Uncontrolled Information

Information about yourself that others can learn without your permission.

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What is a stereotype?

A fixed and generalized belief about a particular group or class of people, assuming all members share the same characteristics and abilities.

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How does stereotyping lead to prejudice?

Stereotypes create social categorization, which can lead to biased judgments and unfair treatment towards certain groups.

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What are the 4 factors affecting adolescent sexuality?

They are hormones, personality, social/environmental factors, and media and the internet.

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What is a key social environmental factor in adolescent sexuality?

Parents' attitudes towards sexuality, including parenting style, significantly influence the adolescent's sexual development and attitudes.

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What are some social environmental factors influencing adolescent sexuality?

These factors include parents' attitudes, parenting style, peer relationships, and cultural influences.

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How does the development of sexuality occur?

Sexuality development is influenced by a complex interplay of biological, psychological, and social aspects.

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What is the impact of social categorization?

It leads to prejudiced attitudes by grouping people based on stereotypes, creating unfair perceptions about entire groups.

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Why is adolescent sexuality a complex topic?

Adolescents experience significant biological and psychological changes, leading to stress and potential physical and psychological consequences.

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Study Notes

Understanding the Self - Digital Self

  • The digital self is the aspect of oneself expressed and shared online, often through social networking sites.
  • Users typically share personal details (name, age, address) to network.
  • Adolescent social media use is often driven by a desire for approval and acceptance.
  • Social media platforms facilitate self-expression through virtual communities and networks.
  • The impulse to present oneself authentically online is influenced by the desire for others' approval.
  • Authenticity is associated with acting on internal standards.
  • Western-influenced societies, like the Philippines, often define identity within family, school, and social domains.

Digital Self Characteristics

  • Oriental inward: Internal thoughts and feelings are central. Others cannot see a person's outward online attributes.
  • Narrative in nature: Understanding is largely through the person's self-description.
  • Retractable: Online and offline identities are not always linked.

Self-Presentation and Impression Management

  • Self-presentation: Conscious and unconscious efforts to project oneself in social interaction online.
  • Motivations: Instrumental (gaining rewards, increasing self-esteem) and expressive (controlling personal behavior).
  • Strategies: Self-promotion (showing competence) and ingratiation (winning approval).

Social Networking Use and Additiveness

  • The use of social networks is sometimes addictive.
  • The distraction of continual use can lead to neglecting other parts of life.
  • Online interactions can lead to relationships with strangers.

Private vs. Public Self

  • Private self: internal thoughts and feelings, not directly observable to others.
  • Public self: outward behaviors, observable by others.

Factors Influencing Adolescent Sexuality

  • Hormones, personality, and social/environmental factors influence an adolescent's sexual attitude.
  • Media, the internet, and parental attitudes are also major influences.

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Test your knowledge on the dynamics of online self-presentation and interaction. This quiz explores various strategies of impression management, motives for sharing personal information, and the impact of social media platforms on identity. Perfect for students of social psychology or media studies.

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