The Darker Side of Social Media takes a research-based approach to examining problematic issues and outcomes that are related with social media use by consumers. The researchers rely on psychology theory to help explain or predict problematic online behavior within the social media landscape through the lens of mental health.
The Darker Side of Social Media takes a research-based approach to examining problematic issues and outcomes that are related with social media use by consumers. The researchers rely on psychology theory to help explain or predict problematic online behavior within the social media landscape through the lens of mental health.
Angeline Close Scheinbaum (Ph.D., The University of Georgia) is the Dan Duncan Endowed Professor of Sports Marketing and Associate Professor of Marketing at Clemson University, South Carolina, in the Wilbur O. & Ann Powers College of Business. She is an author of Advertising & Integrated Brand Promotion (2022), editor of The Dark Side of Social Media: A Consumer Psychology Perspective (2018), editor of Online Consumer Behavior: Theory and Research in Social Media, Advertising and E-tail (2012), and co-editor of Consumer Behavior Knowledge for Effective Sports and Event Marketing (2011).
Inhaltsangabe
PART 1 Mental Health and Dire Consequences: Addiction, Cyberbullying, Depression, Self-Harm, and Social Media; 1 The Darker Side of Social Media for Consumer Psychology and Mental Health: A Framework and Research Directions; 2 Compulsive Social Media Use and Disconnection Anxiety: Predictors and Markers of Compulsive and Addictive Social Media Consumption; PART 2 Social Media-Fueled Fear and Anxiety: Social Media News and the Dark Web; 3 How Does Fear Drive the News of the Day?: Examining Topic Salience During Trump's Transition of Power; 4 The Dark Web: Dark Personality Traits of Machiavellianism, Narcissism, and Psychopathy and Exploiting Stock Markets; PART 3 Social Media Self-Discrepancies and Unhealthy Self-Comparisons; 5 In the Mirror, Darkly: Negative Effects of Social Media on Self-Discrepancy and Consumer Well-Being; 6 The Dark Side of Instagram of Food: The Duality of Food-Related Social Media Posting; PART 4 Privacy, Artificial Intelligence, and Vulnerable Children on Social Media; 7 The Dark Side of Consumer Privacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence; 8 Examining the Issues of Social Media, Children, and Privacy: A Case Study
PART 1 Mental Health and Dire Consequences: Addiction, Cyberbullying, Depression, Self-Harm, and Social Media; 1 The Darker Side of Social Media for Consumer Psychology and Mental Health: A Framework and Research Directions; 2 Compulsive Social Media Use and Disconnection Anxiety: Predictors and Markers of Compulsive and Addictive Social Media Consumption; PART 2 Social Media-Fueled Fear and Anxiety: Social Media News and the Dark Web; 3 How Does Fear Drive the News of the Day?: Examining Topic Salience During Trump's Transition of Power; 4 The Dark Web: Dark Personality Traits of Machiavellianism, Narcissism, and Psychopathy and Exploiting Stock Markets; PART 3 Social Media Self-Discrepancies and Unhealthy Self-Comparisons; 5 In the Mirror, Darkly: Negative Effects of Social Media on Self-Discrepancy and Consumer Well-Being; 6 The Dark Side of Instagram of Food: The Duality of Food-Related Social Media Posting; PART 4 Privacy, Artificial Intelligence, and Vulnerable Children on Social Media; 7 The Dark Side of Consumer Privacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence; 8 Examining the Issues of Social Media, Children, and Privacy: A Case Study
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