The Social Network: How Friends’ Online Behavior and Belongingness Needs Influence Political Activity
Abstract
Are people more likely to become more politically active through social media when they observe that their friends are active? Previous research has shown that an individual's likelihood of engaging politically is influenced by observations of how friends act through social media, but relatively little is known about how such social influence through social media interacts with personality features. We argue that individuals with high...
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Title
The Social Network: How Friends’ Online Behavior and Belongingness Needs Influence Political Activity
Published Date
Apr 29, 2020
Journal
Volume
13
Issue
2
Pages
209 - 232
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