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Social Judgments, Social Media, and Self-Deprecation
Journal of Media Psychology ( IF 2.310 ) Pub Date : 2021-08-05 , DOI: 10.1027/1864-1105/a000299
Adrienne B. Austin 1 , Kristi A. Costabile 1 , Lauren Smith 1
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Abstract. Two experiments examined how perceivers evaluated target individuals based on minimal information as presented in a typical social media post and whether inferences varied as a function of information source (self vs. other) and valence (positive vs. negative). Across experiments, results indicated that targets were: (a) less likely to be rated with traits consistent with behavior and (b) perceived less favorably when positive behavior information was self-generated than when the same information was other-generated. The inclusion of self-deprecating hashtags reduced the source effect of positive information by reducing perceived arrogance and increasing perceived sense of humor of target individuals. Together, these experiments provide greater understanding of the influence of information source, valence, and self-deprecation on trait and favorability judgments in a social media context.

中文翻译:

社会判断、社交媒体和自嘲

摘要。两项实验检查了感知者如何根据典型社交媒体帖子中呈现的最少信息评估目标个体,以及推断是否随信息源(自我与其他)和效价(正面与负面)的函数而变化。跨实验,结果表明目标是:(a)不太可能被评为与行为一致的特征和(b)当积极的行为信息是自我产生的,而不是相同的信息是由其他人产生的。包含自嘲标签通过减少感知到的傲慢和增加感知到的目标个人的幽默感来减少积极信息的来源效应。总之,这些实验提供了对信息源、化合价、
更新日期:2021-08-05
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