Social Networking Can Impair Communication and Identity

In today's society, we rely on it every day not only to be trapped by technology but to rely on it. As a society, do we rely too much on technology? In recent years, a phenomenon called social networking actually started. There are many social networking sites, but Facebook is the biggest and most popular website ever. There are over 1 billion active users on Facebook, and regular users have 130 friends ("statistics"). Let go of facebook, twitter, and other social networking sites. Some people think that social networks have a positive impact on humans, but in fact it has negatively changed our way of communicating, identity and even health.

Use social networks everywhere. We believe that the chance to use social networks is to define and communicate someone's identity to others. We build and present a model that predicts the motivation to use social networks based on autonomous recognition of users using social networks and their perceived control over identity communication. It also simulated and demonstrated the need to recognize social concern for the use of social networks and self-esteem. This unique model provides you an interesting shot where you can check the behavior of social networking. Completing the proposed research should provide a unique and interesting insight as to how we understand the usage of social networks

Summary: From a psychosocial point of view, social networks can be defined as "digital spaces" and users can define their own social networks (organization, extension, exploration, comparison) and their social identity (explanation and definition) You can manage. In addition, social networks enable the creation of a hybrid social network of virtual connections and actual connections, creating a new social space that is "interconnected", more flexible and dynamic than previous social networks I will. 3. If social networks do not distinguish between strong bonds (close friends) and weak bonds (acquaintances), we can manage weak relationships with limited efforts and promote the expansion of social networks. , Strong relationship (disappearance of social role sharing) and all problems in this situation