Hello everyone!
I am a student from Monash University, conducting an Honours research about the relationship between you and your Facebook profile!
This Behavioural Studies thesis investigates identity construction and management processes on Facebook, and their implications for the user's personal identity and self-concept.
Are you working out so hard at the gym that you feel a status update is in order?
Or are you taking a picture your meal and uploading it to Facebook, right before digging in?
Is a romantic relationship not "official", until it's "Facebook official"?
I'm looking for individuals to take part in a short 15-minute online questionnaire about their personal experiences with Facebook.
If this seems like it might be of interest to you, please proceed to the following URL, where you will be presented with an explanatory statement, before the commencement of the questionnaire.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/facebookidentity
Please also feel free to check out this Facebook page, which contains more information about the study: https://www.facebook.com/events/209143335880730/.
There is also a second part to this study which involves a brief face-to-face interview. If you think you might be interested in this or have any queries at all, please do not hesitate to contact me at facebookresearch12@gmail.com.
Thank you so very much for your time and attention, your interest and contribution towards this study is genuinely appreciated.
Cheers,
Sarah
I am a student from Monash University, conducting an Honours research about the relationship between you and your Facebook profile!
This Behavioural Studies thesis investigates identity construction and management processes on Facebook, and their implications for the user's personal identity and self-concept.
Are you working out so hard at the gym that you feel a status update is in order?
Or are you taking a picture your meal and uploading it to Facebook, right before digging in?
Is a romantic relationship not "official", until it's "Facebook official"?
I'm looking for individuals to take part in a short 15-minute online questionnaire about their personal experiences with Facebook.
If this seems like it might be of interest to you, please proceed to the following URL, where you will be presented with an explanatory statement, before the commencement of the questionnaire.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/facebookidentity
Please also feel free to check out this Facebook page, which contains more information about the study: https://www.facebook.com/events/209143335880730/.
There is also a second part to this study which involves a brief face-to-face interview. If you think you might be interested in this or have any queries at all, please do not hesitate to contact me at facebookresearch12@gmail.com.
Thank you so very much for your time and attention, your interest and contribution towards this study is genuinely appreciated.
Cheers,
Sarah