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Social Media Psychology - A Guide To Clinical Psychology Cyberpsychology and Depression - cover
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Social Media Psychology - A Guide To Clinical Psychology Cyberpsychology and Depression

Connor Whiteley

Editora: CGD Publishing

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Sinopse

Perfect for psychology students and professionals interested in social media, clinical psychology and cyberpsychology.
 
Social media is fascinating. It is good and bad. Social media can help and harm people with depression for different reasons.
 
This brilliant, easy-to-understand book helps readers to understand the fascinating, complex benefits and disadvantages of social media on behaviour, hooking readers throughout with Connor's conversational and engaging tone.

 
Social Media Psychology’s Content Includes:
 
Introduction
 
 
 
Part One: Introduction To Social Media
 
Introduction To Social Media Psychology
 
General Overview Of Social Media
 
Linking Social Media To Mental Health
 
Outline For The Rest Of The Book
 
 
 
Part Two: Social Media Communities And Behaviour
 
What Contributes To Social Media Communities?
 
Communities
 
 
 
Part Three: Types Of Social Support
 
Emotional Support
 
Social Companionship And Loneliness
 
Informational And Instrumental Support
 
What Behaviour Is Associated With Both Positive And Negative Social Media Use
 
 
 
Part Four: Positives And Negatives Of Social Media
 
What Are The Negatives Of Social Media Communities?
 
The Negatives Of Rumination In Social Media Communities
 
Ostracism And Social Comparison Within Social Media Communities
 
Bringing Everything Together
 
Limitations Of The Current Literature
 
Future Directions
 
Conclusion
Disponível desde: 19/05/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 142 páginas.

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