Online Mothering: The Empowering Nature of a Hashtag Movement Founded on Social Sharing and Stereotype Deconstruction

IF 1.7 Q2 SOCIOLOGY Societies Pub Date : 2024-05-13 DOI:10.3390/soc14050067
Rosa Scardigno, Carmela Sportelli, Paolo Giovanni Cicirelli, Angelica Lops, Francesca D'Errico
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Online mothering is an arising and multifaceted phenomenon as the online world offers unique opportunities and risks in a particularly challenging period. The overall aim of this work is to investigate the features of the hashtag movement #itcouldbeme, which was born after a terrible news event concerning a newborn’s death, specifically concerning (a) the e-activation levels; (b) the emotional arousal; (c) the potential presence of deconstruction of stereotypes concerning intensive mothering. To investigate positioning, reactions, and emotions, a database of 394 online posts gathered from popular Italian social networks was created, manually codified, and analyzed through the chi-square test. The results enabled us to deepen the associations among these variables, thus revealing the opportunities for empowerment offered by the socio-cultural positioning, different emotional pathways, and adhesion to this online movement. Finally, implications for professionals and public health issues are discussed.
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在线母亲:基于社交分享和解构刻板印象的标签运动的赋权本质
网络母亲是一个新出现的多层面现象,因为网络世界在一个特别具有挑战性的时期提供了独特的机遇和风险。这项工作的总体目标是调查 #itcouldbeme 标签运动的特点,该运动诞生于一个有关新生儿死亡的可怕新闻事件之后,具体涉及:(a) 电子激活水平;(b) 情绪唤醒;(c) 解构有关集约型母亲的陈规定型观念的潜在存在。为了调查定位、反应和情绪,我们建立了一个数据库,其中包括从意大利流行社交网络上收集的 394 个在线帖子,并对其进行了人工编码,然后通过卡方检验对其进行了分析。研究结果使我们能够深化这些变量之间的关联,从而揭示出社会文化定位、不同的情感途径以及对这一网络运动的依附所带来的赋权机会。最后,讨论了对专业人员和公共卫生问题的影响。
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Societies
Societies SOCIOLOGY-
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