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JSP Special Issue on Interpersonal Relationships in the Digital Age
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Connecting in the Twitterverse: Using Twitter to Satisfy Unmet Belonging Needs
This study was a survey of Twitter users. It asked questions regarding what types of accounts they follow and why as well as assessing individual diff...
Cell Phone-Induced Ostracism Threatens Fundamental Needs
These studies are part of a special issue in The Journal of Social Psychology entitled Interpersonal Relationships in the Digital Age.
Exclusive Communications in Online Social Networks
This paper explores users’ norms about the appropriateness of using private vs. public Facebook messages to communicate different kinds of personal in...
Free to be Me: The Relationship Between the True Self, Rejection Sensitivity, and Use of Online Dating Sites
Prior research (Blackhart et al., 2014) found that rejection sensitive individuals are more likely to use online dating sites. The purpose of the curr...
Communication Accommodation in Text Messages: Exploring Liking, Power, and Sex as Predictors of Textisms
This study is part of a special issue in The Journal of Social Psychology entitled Interpersonal Relationships in the Digital Age.
Mutual Friends’ Social Support and Self-Disclosure in Face-to-Face and Instant Messenger Communication
Trepte, S., Masur, P. & Scharkow, M. (2018). Mutual friends’ social support and self-disclosure in face-to-face and Instant Messenger communicatio...
The Burden of Online Friends: The Effects of Giving Up Facebook on Stress and Well-being
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This is the archive of the Data From the Facebook and Stress Study. This study is part of a special issue in The Journal of Social Psychology entitled...
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