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Privacy in Interaction: Exploring Disclosure and Social Capital in Facebook
Published on Jul 06, 20122700 Views
In this paper, we explore the relationship between Facebook users’ privacy concerns, relationship maintenance strategies, and social capital outcomes. Previous research has found a positive relationsh
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Privacy in Interaction: Exploring Disclosure and Social Capital in Facebook00:00
facebook00:22
Social Capital00:59
News feed (1)01:45
News feed (2)03:52
Facebook & your privacy04:22
Privacy, Please05:28
Politwoops06:22
Facebook friends06:52
Presentation of Self in Everyday Life07:39
What is context collapse?08:22
Friends09:38
Social Capital (1)10:01
Social Capital (2)10:20
Bridging Social Capital10:46
Bonding Social Capital11:54
Linking SNS Use and Social Capital12:24
Privacy and Social Capital13:05
Three areas of scholarship contributing to our study:13:11
Study Design13:30
Social Capital Measures (Williams, 2006)13:58
Facebook Use Variables14:33
Cultivating Social Resources via Signals of Relational Investment (SRI)15:33
Total Friends vs. ‘actual friends’16:53
Facebook Use Variables, Cont’d17:10
Facebook Privacy Concerns Scale17:18
Facebook Privacy Settings Utilization17:23
Individual-level Controls (Measures)17:43
Privacy behavior and attitudes (1) 17:56
Privacy behavior and attitudes (2) 17:58
Hierarchical Regression Analysis18:24
DV: Bonding Social Capital (1)18:54
DV: Bonding Social Capital (2)19:01
DV: Bonding Social Capital (3)19:11
DV: Bonding Social Capital (4)19:40
Interaction: Bonding Social Capital19:51
DV: Bridging Social Capital (1)20:25
DV: Bridging Social Capital (2) 20:28
DV: Bridging Social Capital (3)20:30
DV: Bridging Social Capital (4)20:35
Interaction: Bridging Social Capital21:18
Conclusion: Contributions of this work21:45
Thank you!22:39