Original paper
A study of the relationship between narcissism, extraversion, body-esteem, social comparison orientation and selfie-editing behavior on social networking sites
Abstract
With the proliferation of photo-editing applications on smartphones, selfie editing has become more and more popular. Despite its popularity, only a few studies have examined the predictors of this behavior. Using a young Chinese sample, this study examined whether narcissism, extraversion, body-esteem (includes BE-appearance, BE-attribution, and BE-weight) and social comparison orientation (SCO) can predict selfie-editing frequency on social...
Paper Details
Title
A study of the relationship between narcissism, extraversion, body-esteem, social comparison orientation and selfie-editing behavior on social networking sites
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Volume
146
Pages
127 - 129
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