Unfriending on Facebook: Context Collapse and Unfriending Behaviors
Unfriending on Facebook: Context Collapse and Unfriending Behaviors
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在 Facebook 上取消好友：上下文崩溃和取消好友行为
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2014
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Christopher Sibona
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Christopher Sibona
Facebook 等社交网站 (SNS) 允许用户将来自各种环境的朋友添加到单个通用社交网络中。网站上聚集的各种朋友类型可能会导致上下文崩溃，其中来自各种上下文的连接被分组在一个集合中。这项研究调查了通常没有交友的朋友类型，并详细检查了两种特定的朋友类型，以确定这些类型的朋友与一般人群之间的差异。最常见的非好友类型是高中好友（18.6%），其次是其他（未分类）、朋友的朋友和工作朋友。这四种朋友类型占了取消好友决定的大部分（53.7%）。高中好友因为在网上发布两极分化的帖子以及过于频繁地发布不重要的话题而被取消好友关系。与工作相关的朋友通常会因为从事不受欢迎的线下行为而被取消好友关系，并且通常不会因为他们的发帖行为而被取消好友关系。
Social network sites (SNS) like Facebook allow users to add friends from a variety of contexts to a single general-purpose social network. The variety of friend types that gather on the site can lead to context collapse where connections from a variety of context are grouped in a single collection. This research examines the friend types who are commonly unfriended and examines two particular friend types in detail to determine differences between these types of friends and the general population. The most common type of friend who is unfriended is the high school friend (18.6%), followed by other (uncategorized), friend of a friend, and work friend. These four friend types account for the majority (53.7%) of unfriending decisions. High school friends are unfriended for making online posts that are polarizing and for posting too frequently about unimportant topics. Work-related friends are commonly unfriended for engaging in disliked offline behavior and are not typically unfriended for their posting behavior.