Selfie-taking motives and social psychological dispositions as predictors of selfie-related activities among university students in Kuwait
Abstract
This study explores motives for taking and posting selfies on social media and whether those motives and other social psychological dispositions predict the selfie-related activities of “taking,” “posting,” and “editing” selfies. A sample of 404 university students in Kuwait indicated they took and posted selfies for motives of appraisal-seeking self-presentation (ASSP), entertainment, status-updating self-presentation (SUSP) and documentation....
Paper Details
Title
Selfie-taking motives and social psychological dispositions as predictors of selfie-related activities among university students in Kuwait
Published Date
Nov 20, 2017
Journal
Volume
6
Issue
3
Pages
291 - 308
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