RETRACTED CHAPTER: Analysis of Self-presentation and Self-verification of the Users on Twitter

Shoeibi, Niloufar

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-53829-3_25

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“…In the field of user behavior mining on social media platforms, many studies have been carried out [6][7][8][9] and still, many doors are open to researchers in this area, to discover greater knowledge about human behavior in many different situations. In this paper, the focus is on cyber victimization detection and prevention, especially on Twitter, which is the most news-friendly social media platform and is the main target for investigating cyberbullying and the related psychological issues.…”

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Smart Cyber Victimization Discovery on Twitter

Shoeibi

Julián

et al. 2022

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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The advancement of technologies, the promotion of smartphones, and social networking have led to a high tendency among users to spend more time online interacting with each other via the available technologies. This is because they help overcome physical limitations and save time and energy by doing everything online. The rapid growth in this tendency has created the need for extra protection, by creating new rules and policies. However, sometimes users interrupt these rules and policies through unethical behavior. For example, bullying on social media platforms is a type of cyber victimization that can cause serious harm to individuals, leading to suicide. A firm step towards protecting the cyber society from victimization is to detect the topics that trigger the feeling of being a victim. In this paper, the focus is on Twitter, but it can be expanded to other platforms. The proposed method discovers cyber victimization by detecting the type of behavior leading to them being a victim. It consists of a text classification model, that is trained with a collected dataset of the official news since 2000, about suicide, selfharm, and cyberbullying. Results show that LinearSVC performs slightly better with an accuracy of 96%.

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Smart Cyber Victimization Discovery on Twitter

Shoeibi

Julián

et al. 2022

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“…The research on self-presentation are not limited to Instagram but also to other platforms such as Twitter (Shoeibi, 2021;Mututwa & Matsilele, 2020), and Facebook (Grieve et al, 2020;Michikyan, 2022). Some of the subjects studied include influencers (Audrezet et al, 2020), senior high school students (Hjetland et al, 2022), mothers in Russia (Djafarova & Trofimenko, 2017), and athletes (Smith & Sanderson, 2015).…”

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Deceptive Self-Presentation: The Role of Social Media User Motivation and the Dark Triad Personality

Jaenudin,

Fitriah,

Devi

2023

Psympathic J. Ilm. Psikol.

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Online identity frauds such as love scams, catfishing, and fake content are associated with the freedom of personalization offered by social media platforms which can lead to deceptive self-presentation behavior and impressions. Therefore, this research aimed to examine the role of motivation to use Instagram and the dark triad personality on deceptive self-presentation. It was conducted quantitatively through structural equation model (SEM) analysis based on partial least squares (PLS) using data collected from 400 early adult Instagram users between the ages of 20 and 34 years in Indonesia. The results showed that motivation to use Instagram and the dark triad personality influenced deceptive self-presentation by 30.9% on ideal self-dimension and 41.9% on false self-dimension. Moreover, motivational dimensions of gaining new friendships, following and monitoring, social connectedness and social recognition had a significant influence on deceptive self-presentation. In the dark triad personality variable, only the narcissism dimension was observed to have a significant influence on deceptive self-presentation.

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“…Social media users look to vlogs for both information and entertainment (Buf & Ștefăniță, 2020;Croes & Bartels, 2021); to succeed, vloggers must balance accuracy and engagement. The fast-evolving subcultures of social media platforms can also put pressure on users to present the best version of themselves and their lives (Shoeibi, 2020). In addition, social contexts can "collapse" on social media (Marwick & boyd, 2011), pushing users to adapt their identities to impress multiple online subcultures at the same time (Lieberman & Schroeder, 2020;Turkle, 2016).…”

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“Doctors” or “Influencers”? Physicians’ Presentation of Self in Health Vlogs

Atef¹,

Fleerackers²,

Alperin³

2022

Preprint

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Despite growing interest in doctors’ use of social media, little is known about how medical professionals want to appear before online audiences. This multi-method qualitative study fills this gap by analyzing the self-presentation of 12 Egyptian medical doctors who create health-related video content (vlogs) on social media. We pair in-depth interview and focus groups data with a critical discourse analysis of 48 vlogs to investigate how these physicians construct their images as both health professionals (doctors) and content makers (influencers). In doing so, we rely on Goffman’s dramaturgical approach to examine the “faces” they wear in their vlogs and the strategies they used to manage when and how each face is perceived. We find that participants presented themselves through four faces: Approachable, Knowledgeable, Pedagogical, and Popular. Their self-presentation appears to be a negotiation between two roles: part doctor, or health service provider, and part influencer, or social media content creator.

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RETRACTED CHAPTER: Analysis of Self-presentation and Self-verification of the Users on Twitter

Cited by 4 publications

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Smart Cyber Victimization Discovery on Twitter

Smart Cyber Victimization Discovery on Twitter

Deceptive Self-Presentation: The Role of Social Media User Motivation and the Dark Triad Personality

“Doctors” or “Influencers”? Physicians’ Presentation of Self in Health Vlogs

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