"Likes” on Facebook statuses seem to lead to::Select one:Complex self-concept.Higher self-esteem.No change in self-esteem.Lower self-esteem.

Mutual liking in interpersonal relationships is often influenced by: Competing interests and goals. Lack of communication. Reciprocal positive feelings and interactions. Avoidance of emotional connections.

ocial media use, while Malik andKhan [24] found negative relationship between self-esteem and high levels of social media use.Due to the lack of consistency in empirical studies, diagnosis of int

What effect does 'liking' have in the context of persuasion? People are more persuaded by individuals they have no feelings towards Dislike towards someone has no effect on persuasion People are more easily persuaded by someone they like Liking someone makes their arguments less persuasive

Questions 2-3Multiple Choice: What word best describes the beliefs teens have about their peers because of social media?A. positiveB. unrealisticMultiple Choice: Which piece of evidence from the text best supports your answer to question 2?A. "Those likes and comments influence the kinds of posts teens put up– and leave up." (Paragraph 5)B. "Peer feedback plays a big role in how teens view themselves and each other, note Jacqueline Nesi and Mitchell Prinstein." (Paragraph 6)C. "All teens compare themselves to others. That's an important part of figuring out who you are as you grow up." (Paragraph 8)D. "Students' use of social media 'may form distorted perceptions of their peers,' Nesi says." (Paragraph 9)

What is a benefit of high self-esteem? Better grades in school Increased attractiveness Increased IQ Happiness