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Redes sociais, smartphone e autoestima. Análise dos efeitos do excesso
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Com as mudanças tecnológicas e a omnipresença dos smartphones no dia a
dia, compartilhar constantemente sobre a vida pessoal, opiniões e objetivos nas redes
sociais se tornou comum. Este novo hábito, de divulgar imagens corporais, conquistas e
outros recortes da vida, podem causar impactos negativos na autoestima de quem está
do outro lado da tela. Foi considerando esta problemática que este estudo foi
desenvolvido, com o objetivo de entender melhor as maneiras e como as redes sociais
influenciam na autoestima, destacando aspectos negativos da vida e da própria imagem.
O trabalho passa por 4 discussões teóricas que se interligam, a Escala de Satisfação com
a Vida, o uso excessivo de smartphones, a adição ao Facebook, atual rede social mais
utilizada do mundo, e o impacto na autoestima. Para a metodologia, de caráter
qualitativo, utilizou-se o questionário da Escala Escala de Satisfação com a Vida (Diener,
Emmons, Larsen e Griffin, 1985; Pavot, Diener, Colvin e Sandvik, 1991; Pavot e Diener,
1993), por meio de uma coleta via GoogleDocs. A pesquisa teve uma amostra total de
101 pessoas e contou com resultados significativos sobre o excesso de uso de
smartphones e redes sociais, bem como a percepção de qualidade de vida é influenciada
por esses fatores.
With technological changes and the almost mandatory presence of smartphones in everyday life, constantly sharing about personal life, opinions and goals on social media has become common. This new habit of publicizing body images, achievements and other aspects of life can have a negative impact on the self-esteem of those on the other side of the screen. It was considering this problem that this study was developed, with the aim of better understanding the ways and how social networks influence self-esteem, highlighting negative aspects of life and one's own image. The work goes through 4 theoretical discussions that are interconnected, the Life Satisfaction Scale, the excessive use of smartphones, the addition to Facebook, the current most used social network in the world, and the impact on self-esteem. For the qualitative methodology, the Life Satisfaction Scale questionnaire (Diener, Emmons, Larsen and Griffin, 1985; Pavot, Diener, Colvin and Sandvik, 1991; Pavot and Diener, 1993) was used, through a collection via GoogleDocs. The research had a total sample of 101 people and had significant results on the excessive use of smartphones and social networks, as well as how the perception of quality of life is influenced by these factors.
With technological changes and the almost mandatory presence of smartphones in everyday life, constantly sharing about personal life, opinions and goals on social media has become common. This new habit of publicizing body images, achievements and other aspects of life can have a negative impact on the self-esteem of those on the other side of the screen. It was considering this problem that this study was developed, with the aim of better understanding the ways and how social networks influence self-esteem, highlighting negative aspects of life and one's own image. The work goes through 4 theoretical discussions that are interconnected, the Life Satisfaction Scale, the excessive use of smartphones, the addition to Facebook, the current most used social network in the world, and the impact on self-esteem. For the qualitative methodology, the Life Satisfaction Scale questionnaire (Diener, Emmons, Larsen and Griffin, 1985; Pavot, Diener, Colvin and Sandvik, 1991; Pavot and Diener, 1993) was used, through a collection via GoogleDocs. The research had a total sample of 101 people and had significant results on the excessive use of smartphones and social networks, as well as how the perception of quality of life is influenced by these factors.
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Autoestima Redes Sociais Smartphones Qualidade de Vida Self-Esteem Social Media Quality of Life