![]() ![]() the “others” adolescents perceive to be as concerned with themselves as they are, can inform the impression management strategies of adult Facebook users. In this paper, we explore how the perception of an imaginary audience, i.e. ![]() This can lead users to feel as though they are under someone's constant observation, which can have consequences on how they present themselves on the platform. In particular for “nonymous” SNS, such as Facebook, profiles are connected to real names and appearances: this increases the connection between online and offline identities and the relevance of audiences to the information users share. ![]() Users of Social Network Sites (SNS) use the networks to share content and information about themselves. ![]()
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