Lecture 2: social media interventions Flashcards

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definition social media intervention

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internet-based intervention that exploits the affordances (functions) of a social media platform to produce behavior change or improve a situation

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benefits of social media interventions

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  • increase interactions with others
  • more available, tailored info
  • increase accessibility and widening acces
  • more support
  • public health surveillance
  • potential to influence health policy
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Results article Bull et al.

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  • social media interventions work

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limitations of social media interventions (when doing research)

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  • lack of reliability of info
  • privacy, confidentiality, data security issues
  • info overload
  • self-report is most often used
  • self-selection as opposed to randomization
  • high participation dropout
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definition individual identity (online) and 2 types of it

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the extent to which the social media intervention requires that user reveal their identity

  1. high-dentity: like facebook, insta, linkedin (privacy, issues, social comparison)
  2. low-identity: reddit, twitter, blogs (anonimity attracts trolls)
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definition group identity and the benefits

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the extent to which the social media intervention enables users to identify themselves with a group and relate to each other
benefits:
- sense of belonging to a community connected through a particular topic
- using network-informed association
- peer-to-peer communications: social support –> enhances effects of interventions

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definition cognitive load and the determinants

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extend to which the social media intervention requires cognitive investment from users
determined by:
- complexity of info
- modality of info
- required input from users
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definition interactivity

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the extend to which users can:

  • start a conversation with each other (share experiences)
  • give feedback to each other (emotional support)
  • generate content (share info)
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Definition availability

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the extent to which users can see if some is online. Th sense of connectivity in real time

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