Differences Between People Who Use Only Facebook And Those Who Use Facebook Plus Twitter.
Differences Between People Who Use Only Facebook And Those Who Use Facebook Plus Twitter.
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仅使用 Facebook 的人和使用 Facebook 加 Twitter 的人之间的差异。
DOI：
10.1080/10447318.2014.986640
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发表时间：
2015
影响因子：
4.7
通讯作者：
Hofmann,StefanG
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作者：
Petrocchi,Nicola;Asnaani,Anu;Martinez,AlejandraPiquer;Nadkarni,Ashwini;Hofmann,StefanG
Facebook和Twitter都是很受欢迎的社交网站。这项研究考察了使用两个网站的用户与只使用facebook的用户之间的差异，以检验单一用户与同时使用两个网站的用户在性格特征上存在差异的假设。参与者是205名本科生：96名只使用FB， 109名同时使用FB和Twitter。与只使用facebook的人相比，同时使用两种网站的参与者的孤独感明显降低，facebook好友数量增加，上网时间也更短。孤独感仅在单独使用facebook的人群中与facebook的使用呈正相关，而在同时使用facebook和Twitter的人群中，孤独感与facebook和Twitter的使用均呈负相关和负相关。研究结果表明，与同时使用两个网站的人相比，单用户（只使用Facebook的人）更频繁地使用在线互动，这可以通过孤独感的增加来预测。目前的研究结果对哪些性格因素可能导致一些人倾向于过度使用社交网站提供了额外的见解。
Facebook (FB) and Twitter are popular social networking sites. This study examined differences between those who use both sites versus only FB, to test the hypothesis that mono-users differ in their personality characteristics from users active in both websites. Participants were 205 undergraduate students: 96 only used FB, 109 used FB and Twitter. Participants who used both sites reported significantly lower loneliness, higher number of FB friends, and lower number of minutes spent online, as compared to those who used only FB. Loneliness was positively associated with FB use only in those who used FB alone but was negatively associated with and negatively predicted both FB and Twitter use in those who used both websites. Findings suggest that more intense use of online interactions is more frequently found in mono-users (people using only Facebook) as compared to those using both websites, and it is predicted by increased feelings of loneliness. The current study findings provide additional insights on what personality factors may make some people prone to excessive use of social networking sites.