Social media browsing is commonly seen as a trigger of unhealthy social comparison (ie,
upward contrast), which negatively affects well-being. One underlying assumption is the …

Purpose Social networking sites (SNS) are heavily used by university students for personal
and academic purposes. Despite their benefits, using SNS can generate stress for many …

The trend toward personalized offers in online marketing requires buyers to disclose
personal data. Buyers express low willingness to do this while buying online, though many …

Social networking sites (SNSs) are used widely, raising new issues in terms of privacy and
disclosure. Although users are often concerned about their privacy, they often publish …

During the Covid‐19 Pandemic, the usage of social media networks increased
exponentially. People engage in education, business, shopping, and other social activities …

Understanding how and why people share negative emotions and thoughts on social media
has received much scholarly attention. Scholars have identified a variety of factors that affect …

The pervasiveness of smartphones and the popularity of short-form video applications
(SVAs), such as TikTok, among middle-aged Chinese adults have raised concerns about …

Self-disclosure in social media and psychological well-being have been theorized to
mutually influence each other. The vibrant research on this issue, however, presents mixed …

In the digital information era, dealing with privacy issues is problematic in related research
since online activities have become an inevitable trend. Following the privacy paradox …

Social media provides marginalized activists multiple options for constructing alternative
narratives that challenge mainstream discourse. However, despite these platforms' …