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Matti Mäntymäki - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Investigating Dual Effects of Social Networking Sites
2018Co-Authors: A. Najmul Islam, Matti Mäntymäki, Aaron Baur, Markus BickAbstract:This paper investigates the dual effects (i.e. benefits and dangers) of a social networking site (SNS). Our dependent variables are subjective vitality and addiction. We employ self-determination theory (SDT), specifically the concepts of autonomous and controlled motivation and hypothesize that social enhancement and enjoyment represent autonomous motivation and contributes to subjective vitality while voyeurism and Exhibitionism represent controlled motivation and contribute to SNS addiction. We test our hypotheses with data from 289 student Facebook users using Partial Least Squares (PLS). The results suggest that both social enhancement and enjoyment predict subjective vitality. In contrast, Exhibitionism is the sole predictor of SNS addiction while voyeurism has no effect.
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The Janus face of Facebook
Computers in Human Behavior, 2016Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A. K. M. Najmul IslamAbstract:There is an increasing awareness that social networking site (SNS) use includes a socio-psychologically positive and a negative side. However, research remains largely silent on which side dominates in driving SNS use. To address this gap and to better understand the nature of SNSs we examine the positive and negative drivers of SNS use in parallel. We draw on the uses and gratifications theory and place social enhancement and interpersonal connectivity as the socio-psychologically positive gratifications and Exhibitionism and voyeurism as the adverse gratifications predicting SNS use. We further link these gratifications to two key psychological needs, namely self-presentation and the need to belong. We conceptualize our dependent variable, SNS use, as a multi-dimensional second-order construct that consists of content production, content consumption, amount of usage, and comprehensiveness of one's profile information. We use longitudinal data from Facebook users to test our research model. The results show that Exhibitionism, voyeurism and interpersonal connectivity predict SNS use. Furthermore, the number of friends in the SNS decreases the effect of Exhibitionism and increases the effect of social enhancement. Altogether, the role of Exhibitionism and voyeurism in predicting SNS use underscores the need for increased awareness of the socio-psychologically dark side of SNSs. We investigate the two sides of self-presentation and need to belong in SNSs.We examine positive and negative predictors of SNS use in parallel.Voyeurism, Exhibitionism, and social enhancement predict SNS use.Narcissistic self-promotion, i.e. Exhibitionism is the main driver of SNS use.
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ECIS - VOYEURISM AND Exhibitionism AS GRATIFICATIONS FROM PROSUMING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
2014Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A. K. M. Najmul IslamAbstract:In social networking sites (SNSs), the user has a dual role as one produces content for both oneself and for the other users, and consumes the content produced by other users. Thus, we argue the SNS users can be characterized as prosumers. Drawing on the Uses & Gratifications approach, we further argue that voyeurism and Exhibitionism are important gratifications from prosuming SNSs. We thus examine voyeurism as an outcome of content consumption and Exhibitionism as an outcome of content production in SNS setting. To this end, we use Partial Least Squares (PLS) to analyse a sample of 289 Facebook users. The results show that content consumption significantly predicts voyeurism and content production Exhibitionism. The study contributes to the literature on SNS use by disaggregating SNS use into content consumption and content production, and placing voyeurism and Exhibitionism as the outcomes of the two. As its second main contribution, the study applies and further develops the concept of prosumption towards SNS use.
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voyeurism and Exhibitionism as gratifications from prosuming social networking sites
European Conference on Information Systems, 2014Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A Najmul K M IslamAbstract:In social networking sites (SNSs), the user has a dual role as one produces content for both oneself and for the other users, and consumes the content produced by other users. Thus, we argue the SNS users can be characterized as prosumers. Drawing on the Uses & Gratifications approach, we further argue that voyeurism and Exhibitionism are important gratifications from prosuming SNSs. We thus examine voyeurism as an outcome of content consumption and Exhibitionism as an outcome of content production in SNS setting. To this end, we use Partial Least Squares (PLS) to analyse a sample of 289 Facebook users. The results show that content consumption significantly predicts voyeurism and content production Exhibitionism. The study contributes to the literature on SNS use by disaggregating SNS use into content consumption and content production, and placing voyeurism and Exhibitionism as the outcomes of the two. As its second main contribution, the study applies and further develops the concept of prosumption towards SNS use.
Wang Yue-shen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A primary study of the Exhibitionism treated with short-term psychoanalytic therapy
The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 2010Co-Authors: Wang Yue-shenAbstract:Objective:To explore the therapeutic effect of short-term psychodynamic treatment with Exhibitionism.Method:The short-term psychodynamic therapy was used by once a week for one patient with Exhibitionism for 10 sessions.Results:As the therapy progressed,the patient's exhibitionistic behavior was less and less,and almost disappeared one week before the therapy end.One month after the therapy the patient showed no exhibitionistic behavior and the spousal relationship improved.The follow-up visit after one year indicated that the Exhibitionism symptoms did not recur.Conclusion:The short-term psychodynamic therapy is effective in treatment of Exhibitionism.
Brian M. Lukach - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Behavioral treatment of zoophilic Exhibitionism.
Journal of behavior therapy and experimental psychiatry, 1991Co-Authors: Richard J. Mcnally, Brian M. LukachAbstract:We describe here a case of zoophilic Exhibitionism involving a mildly mentally retarded man who masturbated in front of large dogs of either sex. Unlike most exhibitionists, he did not expose himself to women, and unlike most zoophiles, he never desired direct sexual contact with animals. His paraphilia, however, was responsive to a behavioral program comprising masturbatory satiation, covert sensitization, and stimulus control procedures.
A Najmul K M Islam - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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voyeurism and Exhibitionism as gratifications from prosuming social networking sites
European Conference on Information Systems, 2014Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A Najmul K M IslamAbstract:In social networking sites (SNSs), the user has a dual role as one produces content for both oneself and for the other users, and consumes the content produced by other users. Thus, we argue the SNS users can be characterized as prosumers. Drawing on the Uses & Gratifications approach, we further argue that voyeurism and Exhibitionism are important gratifications from prosuming SNSs. We thus examine voyeurism as an outcome of content consumption and Exhibitionism as an outcome of content production in SNS setting. To this end, we use Partial Least Squares (PLS) to analyse a sample of 289 Facebook users. The results show that content consumption significantly predicts voyeurism and content production Exhibitionism. The study contributes to the literature on SNS use by disaggregating SNS use into content consumption and content production, and placing voyeurism and Exhibitionism as the outcomes of the two. As its second main contribution, the study applies and further develops the concept of prosumption towards SNS use.
A. K. M. Najmul Islam - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Janus face of Facebook
Computers in Human Behavior, 2016Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A. K. M. Najmul IslamAbstract:There is an increasing awareness that social networking site (SNS) use includes a socio-psychologically positive and a negative side. However, research remains largely silent on which side dominates in driving SNS use. To address this gap and to better understand the nature of SNSs we examine the positive and negative drivers of SNS use in parallel. We draw on the uses and gratifications theory and place social enhancement and interpersonal connectivity as the socio-psychologically positive gratifications and Exhibitionism and voyeurism as the adverse gratifications predicting SNS use. We further link these gratifications to two key psychological needs, namely self-presentation and the need to belong. We conceptualize our dependent variable, SNS use, as a multi-dimensional second-order construct that consists of content production, content consumption, amount of usage, and comprehensiveness of one's profile information. We use longitudinal data from Facebook users to test our research model. The results show that Exhibitionism, voyeurism and interpersonal connectivity predict SNS use. Furthermore, the number of friends in the SNS decreases the effect of Exhibitionism and increases the effect of social enhancement. Altogether, the role of Exhibitionism and voyeurism in predicting SNS use underscores the need for increased awareness of the socio-psychologically dark side of SNSs. We investigate the two sides of self-presentation and need to belong in SNSs.We examine positive and negative predictors of SNS use in parallel.Voyeurism, Exhibitionism, and social enhancement predict SNS use.Narcissistic self-promotion, i.e. Exhibitionism is the main driver of SNS use.
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ECIS - VOYEURISM AND Exhibitionism AS GRATIFICATIONS FROM PROSUMING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
2014Co-Authors: Matti Mäntymäki, A. K. M. Najmul IslamAbstract:In social networking sites (SNSs), the user has a dual role as one produces content for both oneself and for the other users, and consumes the content produced by other users. Thus, we argue the SNS users can be characterized as prosumers. Drawing on the Uses & Gratifications approach, we further argue that voyeurism and Exhibitionism are important gratifications from prosuming SNSs. We thus examine voyeurism as an outcome of content consumption and Exhibitionism as an outcome of content production in SNS setting. To this end, we use Partial Least Squares (PLS) to analyse a sample of 289 Facebook users. The results show that content consumption significantly predicts voyeurism and content production Exhibitionism. The study contributes to the literature on SNS use by disaggregating SNS use into content consumption and content production, and placing voyeurism and Exhibitionism as the outcomes of the two. As its second main contribution, the study applies and further develops the concept of prosumption towards SNS use.