IB 3.4HL Emotion

Categorise

Groups:

(a) Gonzalez Hacock

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(b) Both

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(c) Chou & Edge

• correlation only

• used facebook

• lab experiment

• measured a short-term effect

• measure perception of life

• positive impact of social media

• univeristy students

• measure a long-term effect

• negative impact of social media

• measured self-esteem

James wants to change his self-presentation. Which of these methods could he use ...

• change his profile picture on IG

• attribute his failure on a test to bad teaching

• to compare himself to less successful people

• to talk with a more sophisticated accent

• to start wearing glasses

which of the following contribute your sense of self?

• culture

• personality

• beliefs

• experiences

• autobiographical/episodic memories

which were not questions asked by Chou and Edge?

• how many years have you had facebook?

• How many hours a week do you spend on facebook?

• How many friends do you have on facebook you do not personally know?

• When you use facebook how much time do you spend on your own profile?

• How many hours a week do you spend speaking online with friends?

Which variables negatively correlated in the study by Chou and Edge?

• number of online friends who are not known in person

• hours spent socializing with friends face to face each week

• a positive perception of life

• self-esteem

Organize these terms to match the definitions

• the process of associating oneself with a social group

• social categorisation

• process of classifying and internalising

• self-esteem

• the evaluation of in-group to the out

• social comparison

• a theory that explains how individuals identify with groups

• social identity theory

• the evaluation of oneself

• social identification

Match the theory (KU) to the study (UR)

• Unified theory of multi-tasking

• Muller

• Identity Shift

• Chou & Edge

• LoP

• Gonzalez

• WMM

• Rosen

• Social Identity Theory

• Tun & Lachman

RED

• GO

• STOP

Reorder the following

• 3 minutes later ...

• Pps made aware the study was about exploring their attitude towards themselves after social media use

• complete Rosenberg self-esteem questionnaire

• Pps asked to go online, facebook or sit in cubicle

• participants complete survey about facebook use

Who might not be considered a 'similar out-group' to which you would compare yourself to online?

• a friend you don't know in person

• a friend you know in person who is doping better than yourself

• a celebrity