Do men and women differ in the capability of weaving online social networks: A perspective of gender stereotype activation

Zhong, Zhang; Jiang, Ruiwei; Su, Sini; Lin, Sheng

doi:10.1016/j.teler.2022.100018

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“…Studies are aiming on identifying behavior of users on different gender aspects in social networks by comparing the different aspects on which the gender labels are created and how easily they can be activated and implemented into the network [4]. The conclusion from this can be that female user are been more exploited by the effects of the social networking.…”

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“…The number of people using social networks for stealing others private information are increasing exponentially, so whoever is in social networks need to be vigilant to protect themselves [7]. Studies have revealed that as compared to men the female users are found to be more stable, sensitive, intimated and even active in creating a social relationship with people via social network [4]. Every social network is similar to the structure of an informal office environment.…”

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Social Network Integrated with Information Security

Paila,

Sarma,

Sheeba

2023

Recent Trends in Data Science and Its Applications

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In today's world social networks are a part of our daily life. There are millions of users in the social networking sites using them for connecting with their family, friends and sharing private (or) personal information. Social networks are been trusted for communicating purposes in both personal and professional needs. We are proposing a method to create an environment where individuals can express their ideas and built business over them with the help of community (or) network. Here community refers to a group of individuals who are into the same stream of profession. This could be used for helping each other in improving their ideas and developing their concepts collaboratively. In the current scenario social networks are facing a critical challenge of fake users and unauthorized access of them into the network which is leading to the bleaching of privacy to many users. The data of users is not so secured in these social networks, which can be dealt by the incorporation of security policies which improves the environment. This can improve the engagement of community members in being a part of many activities as it is the key to improve once ideas (or) business. In social network individuals are main aspect of the community, protecting them from fake information and users is also very much important and this is achieved by the implementation of security features and policies into the network.

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Social Network Integrated with Information Security

Paila,

Sarma,

Sheeba

2023

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The Role of Women in Islamic Sacred Texts: A Critical Study of Women's Narratives and Authority in Islamic Tradition

Erwani,

Siregar

2024

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This research aims to examine the role and authority of women in Islamic sacred texts, focusing on narratives within the Quran and Hadith and their implications for the social status and leadership of women in contemporary religious contexts. The urgency of this study stems from a significant discrepancy between women's representation in Islamic doctrine and their participation and recognition in broader religious and social power structures. Employing a qualitative methodology with a phenomenological approach, this study collected data from primary sources through in-depth interviews, as well as document analysis and secondary literature review, to explore interpretations of texts and prevailing practices. The findings reveal that although the sacred texts provide a basis for gender equality, traditional interpretations often restrict women's roles in leadership and authority capacities. Discussions on reinterpreting these texts with a more inclusive gender perspective offer opportunities to expand understandings of women's leadership in Islam. This study also highlights the importance of education in supporting women to take on more active roles in religious activities and leadership. Based on these findings, the research recommends adopting a more egalitarian interpretative approach in Islamic theology and integrating gender-inclusive religious education as strategies to overcome structural and social barriers that hinder women. These recommendations aim to encourage broader dialogue and fairer religious practices, supporting social change that recognises and promotes women's roles and authority in Muslim communities.

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Student Use Behavior in Determining Majors: Is It Determined by Self-Congruity, Social Influence, Information Usefulness, Through Mediating Information Adoption, and Behavioral Intentions

Kotamena,

Sinaga,

Sudibjo

et al. 2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Purpose: This studied investigates factors influencing students’ Use Behavior (UB) through Self-Congruity (SC), Social Influence (SI), and Information Usefulness (IU), focusing on direct and mediating variables Behavioral Intention (BI) and Information Adoption (IA). Method: The studied involved 400 12th-grade students, who were selected using simple random sampling and validated used SEM-PLS, confirming the researched hypothesis. The research using simple random sampling. Grade 12 students are crucial for higher education and career decisions. The study included 223 public school and 177 private school students, with 400 students from each stratum, based on the Slovin formula. The researcher contacted foundation owners and school administrators via social media to distribute survey links, collecting 476 questionnaires from 234 private and 242 public schools. Erroneous data was corrected, including participants not in grade 12 or high school, those not yet choosing their tertiary education major, and those who remained vague. Result: This studied found that the variables SC, SI, and BI had a positive and significant influence on students’ UB. Meanwhile, the variable IU had not performed as planned. However, it was possible to raised BI through IA mediation, which eventually boosts students’ UB. Conclusion: This studied offers a fresh theoretical perspective on students’ UB and valuable insights for university administrators. IA helps students internalize new information by linking concepts, forming a complex network of knowledge, understanding meaning, and applying it in various contexts. There was also discussion of limitations and potential researched directions.

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Do men and women differ in the capability of weaving online social networks: A perspective of gender stereotype activation

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Social Network Integrated with Information Security

Social Network Integrated with Information Security

The Role of Women in Islamic Sacred Texts: A Critical Study of Women's Narratives and Authority in Islamic Tradition

Student Use Behavior in Determining Majors: Is It Determined by Self-Congruity, Social Influence, Information Usefulness, Through Mediating Information Adoption, and Behavioral Intentions

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