Vol. 7, No. 2 (2018)

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Published: 2018-12-31

Articles

• It’s All about Me (or Us): Facebook Post Frequency & Focus as Related to Narcissism

  Elliot Panek, Yioryos Nardis, Lauren Auverset

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• Facebook as a Social Support Access Point: Exploring the Solicitation of Social Support Subtypes

  Travis Kadylak, Taj Makki

  18-42

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• Exploring the Potential of Social Media Platforms as Data Collection Methods for Accessing and Understanding Experiences of Youth with Disabilities: A Narrative Review

  Meaghan Walker, Gillian Alison King, Laura R. Hartman

  43-68

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• Twitter, Social Support Messages, and the #MeToo Movement

  Alec R. Hosterman, Naomi R. Johnson, Ryan Stouffer, Steven Herring

  69-91

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• Social networking site as a Political Filtering Machine: Predicting the Act of Political Unfriending and Hiding on Social Networking Sites

  Joseph Yoo, Margaret Yee Man Ng, Thomas Johnson

  92-119

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• Social Media For Good? A Survey On Millennials’ Inspirational Social Media Use

  Sophie Helga Janicke, Ava Narayan, Anja Seng

  120-140

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• Business and News Media Perspectives on the Power of Social Media Publics: Case Finland

  Niina Sormanen

  141-163

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• Happiness, Loneliness, and Social Media: Perceived Intimacy Mediates the Emotional Benefits of Platform Use

  Matthew Pittman

  164-176

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• Are Busy People More or Less Likely to Use Social Networking Sites (SNSs)?: Prosumption, Time Budget, and SNS activities

  Xiaoqun Zhang, Louisa Ha

  177-204

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• #TrumpStyle: The Political Frames and Twitter Attacks of Donald Trump

  Eric Dunning

  205-231

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• Using Instagram to Engage with (Potential) Consumers: A study of Forbes Most Valuable Brands’ Use of Instagram

  Oluseyi Adegbola, Sherice Gearhart, Jacqueline Skarda-Mitchell

  232-251

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• Real or Fake News: Who Knows?

  Danny Paskin

  252-273

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• Like Us on Facebook: Social Capital, Opinion Leadership, and Social Media Word-of-Mouth for Promoting Cultural Goods

  Alec Charles Tefertiller

  274-296

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• Comparing Smartphone Addiction: The Prevalence, Predictors, and Negative Consequences in Hong Kong and Mainland China

  Jingwen Liang, Louis Leung

  297-322

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Vol. 7, No. 1 (2018)

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Published: 2018-05-31

Articles

• Posting #selfie on Instagram: What are People Talking About?

  Sarah Woodruff, Sara Santarossa, Jillian Lacasse

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• Posting Selfies and Body Image in Young Adult Women: The Selfie Paradox

  Sarah Grogan, Leonie Rothery, Jenny Cole, Matthew Hall

  15-36

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• Discussing Environmental Issues in Chinese Social Media: An Analysis of Greenpeace China’s Weibo Posts and Audience Responses

  Qihao Ji, Summer Harlow, Di Cui, Zihan Wang

  37-60

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• How Posting Purchases on Social Media Influences Happiness: The Role of Self-Esteem

  Jingyi Duan

  61-77

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• “It’s white people in Asian disguises”: Contesting Race in YouTube’s K-Town

  Linda J. Kim, Brooke Johnson

  78-105

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• The Significance of Written Responses as a Nonverbal Cue that Contributes to Online Young Adult Relationship Initiation

  Emilio S Hernandez, Narissra Maria Punyanunt-Carter

  106-122

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• University Facebook Pages: Engaging the Alumni Community in the Digital Era

  Adam Peruta, Christina Helm

  123-150

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• Social Media and Workplace Practices in Higher Education Institutions: a Review

  Annalisa Manca, Andrew Whitworth

  151-183

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• Personality Traits as Predictors of Online Customer Review Motivations

  Christopher Manner, Wilburn Lane

  184-210

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• Laughing and Yelling Through Yaks: A Content Analysis of Yik Yak, Exploring Humor Topics, Types, Styles and User Motives in the Anonymous Social Media Environment

  Brandon Chicotsky, Fei Qiao

  211-232

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• The Development of Parasocial Interaction Relationships on YouTube

  Kate Szer Kurtin, Nina O'Brien, Deya Roy, Linda Dam

  233-252

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• Social Media and Shaping Voting Behavior of Youth: The Scottish Referendum 2014 Case

  Saba Munir

  253-279

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• Parasocial Interaction in the Digital Age: An Examination of Relationship Building and the Effectiveness of YouTube Celebrities

  Leslie Rasmussen

  280-294

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• A Framework-based Mapping and Filtering for Social Media

  Tengku Adil Tengku Izhar

  295-312

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• Image, Race, and Rhetoric: The Contention for Visual Space on Twitter

  Michael DiBari, Edgar Clayton Simpson

  313-338

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• Using Microblogging as a Social Media Tool for Discussions in Higher Education Classrooms

  Kathryn V. Dixon, April Sanders, Rebecca S. Putman

  339-365

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• Critical Communications: A Retrospective Look at the Use of Social Media among American Sierra Leoneans during the Ebola Outbreak

  Abimbola Onigbanjo Williams, Jennifer Warren, Lauren Kurlander, Mafudia Suaray

  366-380

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• An Empirical Study of Social Media Exchanges about a Controversial Topic: Confirmation Bias and Participant Characteristics

  Michael Workman

  381-400

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• Why do People Blog: A Q Analysis of Perceptions for Blogging

  Clark Callahan, Tom Robinson, Kris Boyle, Jason Freeman

  401-419

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• Social Media Use in Higher Education: Do Members of the Academy Recognize Any Advantages?

  Barbara Carrick Coleman, Stacie K Pettit, Megan M Buning

  420-442

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• Challenge Accepted! Evaluating the Personality and Social Network Characteristics of Individuals Who Participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

  Rory McGloin, Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch

  443-455

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• Impact of Internet Use on Social Capital: Testing Putnam’s Theory of Time Displacement in Urban Pakistan

  Abdul Siraj

  456-468

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