辨别自拍者:拍摄和分享自拍照的区别。

IF 2.5 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Behavioral Sciences Pub Date : 2024-08-22 DOI:10.3390/bs14080732
Charisse L'Pree Corsbie-Massay, Rikki Sargent McLaren
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自拍提供了通过摄影探索、记录和与自我互动的独特机会。然而,当自拍被分享时,自画像固有的个人内涵就会成为大众人际理论的独特表现形式,而这一步在自拍研究中往往是假定的,却没有被揭开。因此,了解这些人内和人际时刻何时以及对谁而言演变为大众时刻或交流事件至关重要。本研究采用一种新颖的策略来调查自拍行为--拍摄和分享自拍照的可能性--以评估自拍者或 "自拍者 "之间的个体差异。与同样可能拍摄和分享自拍照的非识别自拍者相比,识别自拍者--更可能拍摄而非分享自拍照的人--报告了更强的控制力和自尊。此外,控制对自尊的影响在自拍类型中起着中介作用;辨别力强的自拍者认为他人无法控制他们的生活,从而对他人对他们的看法产生了更大的安全感。目前的研究结果揭示了不同自拍方式的独特影响。
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Discerning Selfiers: Differences between Taking and Sharing Selfies.

Selfies provide unique opportunities to explore, document, and interact with the self through photography. However, the inherent intrapersonal affordance of self-portraiture becomes a unique manifestation of masspersonal theory when selfies are shared, a step that is often assumed but not unpacked in selfie research. Therefore, it is essential to understand when and for whom these intrapersonal and interpersonal moments evolve into masspersonal moments or communication episodes. This study uses a novel strategy to investigate selfie behavior-the likelihood of taking and sharing selfies-to assess individual differences between selfie-takers, or "selfiers". Discerning selfiers-people more likely to take than share selfies-report greater control and self-esteem compared to non-discerning selfiers, who are equally as likely to take as share selfies. Furthermore, control mediates the effect of selfier type on self-esteem; discerning selfiers report that others are not in control of their life, resulting in greater security regarding others' perceptions of them. The current findings reveal the unique effects of differential deployment of selfies.

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Behavioral Sciences
Behavioral Sciences Social Sciences-Development
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