Characteristics and Impacts of College Students Social Networking
Abstract
Lightweight interaction rules reduce social costs, peer third degree of influence strengthens group identity, and weak relationship
networks expand access to resources are the positive effects of social networking; The conflict between virtual identities and real personalities
exacerbates psychological discomfort, the shrinking of real sociality, and the fragmentation between online social activity and offline lack of
competence are the adverse effects of social networking.
networks expand access to resources are the positive effects of social networking; The conflict between virtual identities and real personalities
exacerbates psychological discomfort, the shrinking of real sociality, and the fragmentation between online social activity and offline lack of
competence are the adverse effects of social networking.
Keywords
College students; Social networking; Interpersonal communication
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v3i5.6985
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