Self-Disclosure in Online Counselling

Esere, Mary O.; Omotosho, Joshua A.; Idowu, Adeyemi I.

doi:10.4018/978-1-61350-204-4.ch013

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“…Keuntungan kedua adalah kesadaran akan teknologi. Dengan menggunakan teknologi, konselor dapat mengarahkan generasi untuk lebih jujur dan mudah membuka diri (Esere, Omotosho, & Idowu, 2012). Tanpa kehadiran konselor secara langsung, klien merasa kurang terintimidasi dan lebih aman untuk mendiskusikan masalah mereka (Beidoğlu, Dincyurek, & Akıntuğ, 2015) Selama sesi ekonseling, berbagai media digital dan menarik dapat digunakan untuk meningkatkan pilihan media penyampaian dan menarik calon klien (Prasetya et al, 2020).…”

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Persepsi dan Sikap Konselor terhadap E-konseling: Potensi Implementasi dalam Program Konseling Komprehensif

Atmarno

2021

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The purpose of this ex-post facto study is to analyze the Indonesia counselors’ perception, attitude, and potential about using Technology for counseling practice in senior high school. The subjects of this research were 50 school counselors in Surakarta, Indonesia. The questionnaire was developed and adapted based on literature review and experts’ opinion and sent to counselors electronically. Findings were analyzed by using descriptive statistics and ANCOVA to see the correlation between the perception and attitude on potential on applying technology in counseling. Counselors’ perception and attitudes toward using technology in counseling were also examined by content analysis. Results indicated that counselors have positive perceptions about e-counseling. From the investigation, the counselors’ perceptions were categorized as moderate. This study also found that the respondents were categorized as high in attitude toward e-counseling. From those aspects investigated, it indicated that counselor had the potential to implement e-counseling in the future. Then the attitude to adopt e-counseling is influenced by the counselor's perception. It can be potential to foster the effectiveness of counseling and further comprehensive counseling therapy since counselor perception can positively support the long-life and effective counseling process

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Persepsi dan Sikap Konselor terhadap E-konseling: Potensi Implementasi dalam Program Konseling Komprehensif

Atmarno

2021

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“…According to the public, gang rape is said to have been practiced by some communities and sanctioned by community leaders as a punitive measure to correct the societal abnormality (Jenkins, 1998;Ikubanni and Aidonojie, 2021). Also, another form of rape includes marital rape, which is often committed by incompatible couples or couples cohabiting as partners (Esere and Idowu, 2005). Furthermore, there is also another form of rape known as statutory rape, which is sexual intercourse with minors and physically or mentally impaired or incapacitated persons (Ullman, 1997).…”

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Foundation on Framework for Male and Female Rape Legislations in Nigeria: Delta State as a Case Study

2023

NIU HMS

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Virtually every day, there is an incidence of reported cases of rape, either in teenage girls or children. It is as a result of this that the issue of rape is seen and considered a global issue, given the rising cases in virtually most of the global environment. In Nigeria, the fight against rape has been mainly geared towards the protection of women & girls against violence (sexual violence). This is concerning the fact that in 2020 Nigeria alone, about 20 states governments, through the initiatives of the office of the first lady, had one or more events to commemorate the 16days activism on Gender-Based Violence against women and girls, so many CSOs, NGOs Faith Based Organizations were all, in one way or the other given their voice to the issue of sexual violence against women & girls. The effort of the Nigerian government has received laudable applause from various quarters. However, it has been noticed that the issues of rape have been genderbased, that it mainly focuses on the female alone, virtually little or nothing has been said about sexual violence against Men & Boys, yet it is of growing concern with its prevalence in our society. It is in this regard that this study tends to adopt a hybrid method of study to examine issues as they relate to male rape. The study, therefore, found that the issues of male rape have gradually crept into society, and it has become very prevalent within society as little or nothing is done about it. The study further concludes and recommends that the issues of rape should not focus on females alone as a result of the fact that it is gradually becoming an act been perpetrated, and most males are suffering in silence. The law, government, and NGO that protect the female against any form of sexual violence should also seek to protect the male.

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“…The third trait of interest is willingness to self-disclose, reflecting the fact that individuals vary in their willingness to share information about the self. Evidence for this comes from social networking research ( Kaplan and Haenlein, 2010 ), health research ( Esere et al, 2012 ) and also consumer research ( Moon, 2010 ). A greater willingness to self-disclose information may render individuals vulnerable to privacy and security risks, as they may not think through the consequences of this exposure ( Acquisti and Gross, 2006 ).…”

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Personality and Social Framing in Privacy Decision-Making: A Study on Cookie Acceptance

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Despite their best intentions, people struggle with the realities of privacy protection and will often sacrifice privacy for convenience in their online activities. Individuals show systematic, personality dependent differences in their privacy decision making, which makes it interesting for those who seek to design ‘nudges’ designed to manipulate privacy behaviors. We explore such effects in a cookie decision task. Two hundred and ninety participants were given an incidental website review task that masked the true aim of the study. At the task outset, they were asked whether they wanted to accept a cookie in a message that either contained a social framing ‘nudge’ (they were told that either a majority or a minority of users like themselves had accepted the cookie) or contained no information about social norms (control). At the end of the task, participants were asked to complete a range of personality assessments (impulsivity, risk-taking, willingness to self-disclose and sociability). We found social framing to be an effective behavioral nudge, reducing cookie acceptance in the minority social norm condition. Further, we found personality effects in that those scoring highly on risk-taking and impulsivity were significantly more likely to accept the cookie. Finally, we found that the application of a social nudge could attenuate the personality effects of impulsivity and risk-taking. We explore the implications for those working in the privacy-by-design space.

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Self-Disclosure in Online Counselling

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Persepsi dan Sikap Konselor terhadap E-konseling: Potensi Implementasi dalam Program Konseling Komprehensif

Persepsi dan Sikap Konselor terhadap E-konseling: Potensi Implementasi dalam Program Konseling Komprehensif

Foundation on Framework for Male and Female Rape Legislations in Nigeria: Delta State as a Case Study

Personality and Social Framing in Privacy Decision-Making: A Study on Cookie Acceptance

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