Compassionate and Self-Image Goals as Predictors of Behavior and Experiences on Facebook

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A correlational study examined the associations between compassionate goals, self-image goals, how often people engage in various behaviors on Facebook, and the extent to which they experience social connectedness, social comparison, and envy on Facebook. An experiment examined the effects of primed compassionate and self-image goals on responses to hypothetical Facebook posts.

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