All My People Right Here, Right Now: management of group co-presence on a social networking site
All My People Right Here, Right Now: management of group co-presence on a social networking site
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我的所有人员就在此时此地：管理社交网站上的群组共存
DOI：
10.1145/1531674.1531717
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发表时间：
2009
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通讯作者：
Antti Oulasvirta
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作者：
Airi Lampinen;Sakari Tamminen;Antti Oulasvirta
在社交网站上出现了一个平凡但理论上有趣且实际上相关的情况：对个人来说重要的多个群体的共同存在。这主要是定性研究集中在个人SNS用户的观点和他们的观点，对多组隶属关系。在社交网站Facebook上绘制了感知的群体多样性之后，我们研究了多个群体与用户的相关性以及群体共存对心理识别过程的影响。用户通过管理情况来处理组共存，以防止预期的冲突和身份威胁的情况。他们的行为策略包括将平台划分为独立的空间，使用适当的沟通渠道，并进行自我审查。心理策略包括创造更具包容性的群体内身份，以及信任其他用户和负责任的互惠。除了提供进一步的证据，存在的群体共存的SNS，研究揭示了管理的现象。应支持对群体共存的管理，因为否则用户可能会感到迫切需要诉诸社会身份保护的防御性策略，例如完全停止使用SNS，或者不那么引人注目地根据“最小公分母”限制其使用。因此，这一现象值得研究人员、开发人员和设计人员的关注。
A mundane but theoretically interesting and practically relevant situation presents itself on social networking sites: the co-presence of multiple groups important to an individual. This primarily qualitative study concentrates on the point of view of individual SNS users and their perspectives on multiple group affiliations. After charting the perceived multiplicity of groups on the social networking site Facebook, we investigated the relevance of multiple groups to the users and the effect of group co-presence on psychological identification processes. Users deal with group co-presence by managing the situation to prevent anticipated conflictive and identity-threatening situations. Their behavioral strategies consist of dividing the platform into separate spaces, using suitable channels of communication, and performing self-censorship. Mental strategies include both the creation of more inclusive in-group identities and the reciprocity of trusting other users and being responsible. In addition to giving further evidence of the existence of group co-presence on SNSs, the study sheds light on the management of the phenomenon. Management of group co-presence should be supported, since otherwise users may feel the urge to resort to defensive strategies of social identity protection such as ceasing to use SNSs altogether or, less dramatically, limit their use according to "the least common denominator". Hence, the phenomenon merits the attention of researchers, developers, and designers alike.