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Identity <strong>Management</strong> Self Presentation on SNS Profiles: a) mostly authentic demographic information (name, age, gender, location etc.) b) implicit rather than explicit identity claims („show rather than tell“) group and consumer identities (friends, tastes, fandom, brands etc.) c) both self-produced and re-used artefacts (status updates, photos, videos etc.) Identity Work (self-directed implications of SNS self presentation) - reflection/affirmation of different aspects of self - opportunities of identity de-marginalization Impression Formation (other-directed implications of SNS self presentation) - successful/unsuccessful self presentation (e.g. attractive, likable, competent) - differences/similarities between online and offline impressions (e.g. personality) - privacy issues (privacy settings, multiple separated profiles, online-reputation management, expiration dates for digital documents)
New Yorker, 1997 2009
Page 1 and 2: Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop: Dig
Page 3 and 4: Internet Psychology Research Object
Page 5 and 6: Research Methods in Internet Psycho
Page 7: Weekly Web 2.0-Use in % (14 to 29 y
Page 10 and 11: oyd, d. m., & Ellison, N. B. (2007)
Page 14: Identity Management Self Presentati
Page 20: Number and types of StudiVZ friends
Page 23 and 24: Media Use in a Close „Real“ Fri
Page 25 and 26: References relevant journals: - Jou
Page 27: Relationship Management through SNS

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