The Happiness Effect: How Social Media is Driving a Generation to Appear Perfect at any Cost
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TextPublication details: Oxford University Press 2017 New DelhiDescription: 339pISBN: - 9780190844998
- 302.231 FRE
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1. Is Everybody Hanging Out Without Me? Comparing Ourselves to Others and the Importance of Being "Liked"
2. The Professionalization of Facebook: (And Why Everyone Should Keep Their Opinions to Themselves)
3. My Name Is My Brand and My Brand Is Happiness!
4. The Selfie Generation: Why Social Media Is More of a "Girl Thing"
5. Performing for God: Religion On (and Off) Social Media
6. Virtual Playgrounds: The Rise of Yik Yak, the Joys of Snapchat, and Why Anonymity Is Just So Liberating
7. An Acceptable Level of Meanness: The Bullies, the Bullied, and the Problem of Vulnerability
8. So You Wanna Make That Facebook Official?
9. The Ethics of Sexting: Tinder, Dating, and the Promise of Mutually Assured Destruction
10. My Smartphone and Me: A Love-Hate Relationship
11. Taking a Timeout from the Timeline: Students Who Quit Social Media and Why.
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