Context collapse and interpersonal conflict on SNS: A socio-ecological approach

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What’s not so great about SNS?

Context collapse on SNS

Context collapse on SNS

Cost of interpersonal conflict: determined by society

Facebook in the USHigh relational mobility society

Facebook in JapanLow relational mobility society

Conceptual model 1

Web survey

Web survey

Web survey

Web survey

Web survey

Results (a) – Country and conflict

Results (b) – Conflict predictors

Results (c) – Relational mobility

Results summary

Discussion

Percent of users with more than one Twitter accountIf you use Twitter, how many personal accounts do you actively use?

Discussion

Future directions

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Appendix

References (1)

References (2)

Blau Index

Relational mobility scale（ Yuki et al., 2007)

Suppression of self-expression （ Thomson & Yuki,

2013 ）

How many personal Twitter accounts do you use?

Results – Relational mobility and conflict

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What SNS?

What’s so great about SNS?

Context collapse: Nothing new (1)

Context collapse: Nothing new (2)

Socio-ecological psychology

Cost of conflict (another view)

Conceptual model 2Holding network diversity (context collapse) constant

Relational mobility and offline context collapse

Conflict between-country