This study provides valuable insights into the psychological processes behind social media use, offering guidance on fostering positive interactions and well-being online. (6/6)
I’m excited to share a new paper from my lab led by PhD researcher Danielle Villoresi: Understanding Interpersonal Goal Adoption and Pursuit on Social Media: A Qualitative Investigation. https://t.co/Kqgy4d1oax (1/6)
Platform features, and user perceptions further shape goal pursuit. For example, Instagram feed posts are often used for self-image goals due to their visibility, while story posts are preferred for compassionate goals due to their ephemeral nature. (5/6)
New research from @UrbanDropbear@selentrky@_DanielJ_@tobinsteph investigating how rewards for helping in videogames affect later prosocial behaviour. Reward salience didn't matter, but reasons for helping did. https://t.co/rbDqjARevw (eprint: https://t.co/EGEb7RnRaF)
An awesome MPhil scholarship available for an exciting project at QUT, "From virtual sites to real opportunities: using VR to inspire young women in construction." Please share. See the details here-https://t.co/ls5kXyYm2V
🔦Article spotlight: A meta-analysis by Carly McComb, @socialneuro, & @tobinsteph found negative effects of upward social comparisons on social media users’ body image, subjective well-being, mental health, and self-esteem. Learn more here: https://t.co/FxmtpgA9Fj
A brand new paper from @TheGRIDLab led by my PhD student Blake Kammerman. Well done, Blake! Do videogame rewards influence players’ subsequent prosocial engagement... https://t.co/xQn2Pz6eAl