The Presentation of Selfie in Everyday Life: Considering the Relationship Between Social Media Design and User in the Online Actions and Interactions of Young People
The Presentation of Selfie in Everyday Life: Considering the Relationship Between Social Media Design and User in the Online Actions and Interactions of Young People
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自拍在日常生活中的呈现：年轻人网络行为与互动中社交媒体设计与用户关系的思考
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10.1145/3097286.3097292
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2017
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Harry T. Dyer
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Harry T. Dyer
在年轻人越来越多地使用一系列社交媒体平台进行一系列社交活动[20]，并通过各种设备[27]访问的背景下，本文报告了一项研究项目的结果，该项目考虑了这些平台对年轻人的行为和互动的影响。这项研究报告了一年来对9名参与者进行的一系列访谈的结果，讨论了参与者对平台的想法和印象、他们对特定功能的使用、他们的社交行为和互动，以及他们线下生活的变化和他们特定的社会文化状况对他们在线互动的影响。调查结果显示，年轻人在各种平台上参与了一系列社交媒体活动，参与者的具体关切和需求决定了他们使用社交媒体的方式。研究还发现，这些平台在塑造年轻人的行为和互动方面发挥了作用，限制了他们可能的行为，并告知他们如何在每个平台上进行社交互动。因此，有人指出，在线社交互动越来越微妙和多方面，因此需要采取一种方法来分析在线互动，以说明设计和用户之间的相互作用，从而产生独特和持续的互动。
Against a backdrop of young people increasingly using an array of social media platforms for a range of social activities [20], accessed through a variety of devices [27], this paper reports upon the findings of a research project considering the effect of these platforms upon the actions and interactions of young people. Reporting on findings from a series of interviews conducted over the course of a year with nine participants, the research discusses the participants' thoughts and impressions of the platforms, their uses of specific features, their social actions and interactions, and the effects of changes in their offline lives and their specific socio- cultural situations upon their online interactions. The findings reveal a range of social media engagements by young people across a wide array of platforms, with the participants' specific concerns and needs shaping how they engaged with social media. It was also found that the platforms played a role in shaping the actions and interactions of the young people, limiting what was possible for them and informing how they approached social interaction on each platform. As such, it was noted that online social interactions are increasingly nuanced and multi-faceted, and therefore an approach towards analyzing interactions online needs to account for the interplay between design and user from which unique and ongoing interactions emerge.