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Tyrone McCusker

PSY2510

Professor Kristen Julin

11/23/2017

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Frison, E., Subrahmanyam, K., &Eggermont, S. (2016). The short-term longitudinal and reciprocal relations between peer victimization on facebook and adolescents’ well-being. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 45(9), 1755-1771. doi:10.1007/s10964-016-0436-z

The authors, researchers from the University of Leuven and California State University, conduct a study that assists in filling the gap in people’s understanding of depressive symptoms, the concept of life satisfaction, and peer victimization of adolescents online. They use a two-wave panel study to conduct their research. The first study focuses on the examination of the short-term longitudinal as well as the reciprocal relationship existing between the victimization of adolescents by their peers on facebook, their life satisfaction, and depressive symptoms. The second panel looks into the manner in which the gender, friend support and the ages of the adolescents assists in exploring the moderation between the identified relationships. The researchers’ analysis indicates that peer victimization online is a precursor to a predicted redyction in life satisfaction. However, they discovered that depressive symptoms were a risk factor rather than a causal element for peer victimization.

Hessel, H., He, Y., & Dworkin, J. (2017). Paternal monitoring: The relationship between online and in-person solicitation and youth outcomes. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 46(2), 288-299. doi:10.1007/s10964-016-0490-6

The authors of this article, researchers from the University of Minnesota, focus on addressing the aspect of solicitation through communication technology. They use a sample of 158 US fathers for their study to explore the relationship between in father-youth solicitation online and in-person as well as the internalization, prosocial and the internalization of behavior among the youth. The researchers use regression analysis to determine that the solicitation of information from the youth by their fathers influenced the youths’ internalization and externalization of behavior. On the contrary, the findings suggest that the soliciting of information online did not affect their prosocial behavior.

Huber, L. M., Schneider, H. L., & EBSCO Publishing (Firm). (2009). Social networks: Development, evaluation and influence. New York: Nova Science Publishers. Retrieved from http://fit.summon.serialssolutions.com/2.0.0/link/0/eLvHCXMwdV1LT4NAEJ7UejEmxuJr-0g4ET1ggAW6HDiosTExbWJi1BuBsiRe0LQY23_vDLs02OoRZsk-YF67830AcO_asbdsQhC5hR_NPbSYOeqIlwaFE0bCnRciy1NJUOKnR377Op5Nw2kHvhtojI5BKa0v3qtWkXOLLVF_EvUpJyEj1FErtVKstso3xNXiS1oK6kHnslaexRLtwapMrZtZzAlKE-xh8iaoMNB-edvs1BB_s8sDQoWFROAWoVHXZFHNNf8PtYQeC8e9Y-dr5zU5hn1JiIYedGRpwGHr1whrA5jC55pax5fmpSaivjKgv0GzmJap2ylakfUJHOkbpaojX54Cm9w_3z3YOJJEbwolAvUSZ3UG3fKjlBdgBhgL5sKRqNCBL0MvlS7Pxmk-9kVWYBDBYNieYfKpyDASNBCYRDsMzuVvAeaaIYYPEYPBlqRaVS1pb3dYDEbNeiV1p7pQtems_9dDAzhQtRy0PTKELr3vUb38P3x6v4s

The authors of this book conduct research on the history of the concept of social networking. They theorize that this is a new concept in the contemporary society that makes it possible for individuals to communicate in real time over long distances. They indicate that before the 20th century and before the entry of the World Wide Web, social networking was only taking place at short distances. Instead, people living in this era were interacting face-to-face or through exchanging letters. The authors of the book conduct extensive research on this field using sources from around the world, which makes the provided information suitable for individuals interested in conducting research on the advent of social networking.

Lewis, C. C., & George, J. F. (2008). Cross-cultural deception in social networking sites and face-to-face communication.Computers in Human Behavior, 24(6), 2945-2964. doi:10.1016/j.chb.2008.05.002

The authors, researchers from the College of Business, Florida State University, focus on testing the theoretical explanations concerning the manner in which culture influences deceptive behavior in face-to-face as well as computer-mediated communication. Even though this article assists the audience to understand the connection of culture and deceptive behavior, it has a fundamental limitation since the researchers collected data from respondents from the Korean and the American culture. However, the study revealed that deceptive behavior was greater in face-to-face communication compared to computer-mediated communication for individuals from both cultures. From the results, the authors recommend that it is essential to conduct further research when examining deceptive behavior in different cultures.

Martin, J. L., & EBSCO Publishing (Firm). (2009). Social structures. Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press. Retrieved from http://fit.summon.serialssolutions.com/2.0.0/link/0/eLvHCXMwdV1RT8IwEL4gvog-AIIOMFl8IPqAGWxs3QMPajQmBhITo74t3VYMgmjYMPLvvVvLsgG-bb122V2bu2vv7iuA2bsyOhs6IRz7phsSFhvvMhu3FCF6ztzphxY3HLdHtcpPj-bNqzMa2sMCrJOYlAtKu_rxJM7kOGfAEtWKSIKcVBghI63US4LaStMwiBdL0ZaVHhSWbYf-YD4T_lQ-cHy4Hg1Qm_dcaw-3cIzSAzsvb-l5Dbk6zGJJbRj5LXSjQgoZJd-tEpR4NEXlhIorjnZFPnMlTWjOkKsSHKGRWvDPcPJO94SsEyPzhzFbpiKxf_dl2BdUFFGBgphX4TBzu8KqCjUJNbLS2zrh2HKh2jVZ-qsr9RHpFwrj-rIKjbRQBkepfuozx1BWDRLbdrkQUQ20-7vn24cOcuKpEyfPcVE19Mw6FOdfc3EKumGHaCyZ4IbBLc4s7jOBnlPQtd1gjHLV4DwjOO9nlsgr8nLS1aAl5el9SyCOTXIzK-W0E-2IGFJPRL6dgtvo8LFkXI4S_8YZamWbM_yT3JSlI00q7e1rUE9m0JNMfHhBHDtRwGwN9MyUev8wuZ5nSVc5uoqNxq7facKBjHHRwVALirTUz5K19QdcqRFE

John Levi Martin, an American sociologist, tackles the concept of social network and social structures in this publication. He examines social structures from different eras and scope through a distinctive approach. In this light, he provides significant insights that form the foundation of social life, consequently indicating that the locally emergent social structures can grow bigger. The author uses literature from different disciplines such as anthropology and sociology to provide a comprehensive and coherent account regarding the manner in which social relationships appear and develop into large-scale social structures. Although the book is primarily theoretical, it contains empirical details that the author uses to provide evidence for his arguments.

References

Lewis, C. C., & George, J. F. (2008). Cross-cultural deception in social networking sites and face-to-face communication.Computers in Human Behavior, 24(6), 2945-2964. doi:10.1016/j.chb.2008.05.002