11 Questions
What does the term 'digital self' refer to?
Aspect of the self that is shared through online communication
Which of the following best describes 'online disinhibition'?
The lack of restraint shown in online communication compared to face-to-face conversations
What characterizes 'toxic inhibition' according to the text?
Misbehaving through hostile language or threats online
Why do some individuals create pseudo digital identities or fake social networking accounts?
To engage in misbehaviors online without being identified
What is the main difference between 'benign disinhibition' and 'toxic inhibition'?
'Benign disinhibition' involves disclosing emotions online, while 'toxic inhibition' involves misbehavior.
What term is used to describe the reduction of sensitivity to what others feel online?
Empathy Deficit
In online interactions, which term refers to individuals presenting and idealizing a character rather than showing their authentic selves?
Front Stage
What is the main purpose of asynchronous communication online?
To avoid consequences
Which concept involves individuals fragmenting their identity through countless alternatives of self-presentation?
Multiphrenia
What is the main motivation behind impression management in online interactions?
To control the impression others have of oneself
Which term describes the deceptive practice of creating a false online identity for malicious purposes?
Catfishing
Explore the concepts of Digital Self, Digital Identity and how individuals express themselves through online communication and social networking sites. Discover how online activities reflect one's self-identity and influence interactions.
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