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such psychological inferiority and superiority informationresultedfrom social comparison
concern over one 's standing on a dimension , which then leads to the choice of an appropriate target and consequent self - evaluation " ( Taylor , Buunk , & Aspinwall , 1990 , p.(passive) is prompted bysocial comparison
Stress from excessive social media use is realleadsto social comparison
the number of likescan causesocial comparison
because binary numbers trading makes other and own outcomes salient to selfthereby triggeringsocial comparison
Four studies used pseudo - subjectsto triggersocial comparison
exposure to almost any ads with a human imagecan triggersocial comparison
The Motives for Social Comparison At least two types of informationcan resultfrom social comparison
the social identity of individuals(passive) are influenced bySocial comparisons
that one of the main effects of social media iscausessocial comparisons
Constant scrolling on Instagram and Facebookcan leadto social comparison
when young adults engage in social media , creating and sharing content about products they consumedcan triggersocial comparisons
situationstriggersocial comparisons
how lucky wearecan ... triggersocial comparisons
that lead to ideological change in a community and a nation in the long wrong(passive) are createdsocial comparisons
the many happy and exaggerated Facebook profiles demonstrating the often superficially perfect lives of other users(passive) triggered bysocial comparisons
experiences ... less likelyto triggersocial comparisons
experiences ... as likelyto triggersocial comparisons
the article ... factorsinfluencesocial comparison
the positive postspromptedsocial comparison
Facebook ... the only placeresultsin social comparison
the tangled web of social mediacreatingsocial comparisons
This processcould preventsocial comparisons
certain meaningsleadingto social comparison
These particular emotions ... scenariospromptsocial comparisons
contextual variables that are likelyto triggersocial comparisons
the actions most likelyto causesocial comparison
One reason given by the study ( according to NPR ’s Elise Hu ) ismight ... contributeto social comparison
via two variables(passive) is setThe social comparison
The frequent interaction with peers , even more so than with parentscan also leadto social comparison
social media browsingcan leadto social comparison
the ideas and productivity of othersresultsin social comparison
Personal cues combined with extremely thin body imagesresultin social comparison
Compatibility ... someoneleadsto social comparison
fitspo imagesleadto social comparison
Twitter ... less gearedto triggersocial comparison
Facebook usesetsup social comparison
an personnel relative for the therapy because of the Group to Other folks(passive) created bythe social comparison
A study covered by TIME in May explainedcontributesto ‘ social comparison
A study by the American Psychological Association linked passive usage of Facebook to lower well - beingpromptsocial comparison
To Depressive SymptomsMay LeadTo Depressive Symptoms
our feelings of envy and anxietytriggersour feelings of envy and anxiety
to feelings of inadequacy and body dissatisfaction ( alperstein , 2015leadingto feelings of inadequacy and body dissatisfaction ( alperstein , 2015
to competition and hostilityoften leadsto competition and hostility
to increased stresscontributesto increased stress
people to get disheartened , give up , and quitcan leadpeople to get disheartened , give up , and quit
feelings of envy or alienationcreatefeelings of envy or alienation
to body dissatisfaction and lower life satisfactionleadsto body dissatisfaction and lower life satisfaction
to a reduced self - esteem Performance onlineleadsto a reduced self - esteem Performance online
to lower self - esteem , social anxiety , and depressioncan leadto lower self - esteem , social anxiety , and depression
people ’s happinessinfluencepeople ’s happiness
a distorted of other peoplecreatea distorted of other people
subjective well - beingcan influencesubjective well - being
to students academic achievementscontributesto students academic achievements
members of a group to compare themselves to other groupscausesmembers of a group to compare themselves to other groups
to self - esteem problemscan leadto self - esteem problems
to jealousy , low self - esteem , and even depressioncan ... leadto jealousy , low self - esteem , and even depression
a spike in low self - esteem and levels of depressionis causinga spike in low self - esteem and levels of depression
a competitive behavior ... causing players to yearn for a better placementwill createa competitive behavior ... causing players to yearn for a better placement
to feelings of inadequacy , loneliness , and depressioncan leadto feelings of inadequacy , loneliness , and depression
to a downward spiral of frustration and depressionleadsto a downward spiral of frustration and depression
in competition among friends for the “ best bodycan also resultin competition among friends for the “ best body
to competition in the paper by Garcia et alleadingto competition in the paper by Garcia et al
people to be physically activecan promptpeople to be physically active
them to dislike very good peoplewill even causethem to dislike very good people
negative mental health outcomes , such as depression and anxiety ... in adolescentscan causenegative mental health outcomes , such as depression and anxiety ... in adolescents
a sense of envy or discouragement that can deter people from engaging in better financial behaviorcan ... createa sense of envy or discouragement that can deter people from engaging in better financial behavior
to a better well - being judgmentledto a better well - being judgment
reference price formation in a service context ... Elsevier ... volinfluencesreference price formation in a service context ... Elsevier ... vol
to increased feelings of competition , Garcia et alleadsto increased feelings of competition , Garcia et al
to competition desire ... and therefore lead to competitive behaviourleadsto competition desire ... and therefore lead to competitive behaviour
terrible anxiety in kidscreatesterrible anxiety in kids
social anxiety for some playerscreatessocial anxiety for some players
to depression , rumination and lower life satisfactionmay leadto depression , rumination and lower life satisfaction
in differential ability attributions ( Schunk , 1985can resultin differential ability attributions ( Schunk , 1985
people 's response to threatdo influencepeople 's response to threat
When people engage in social comparisoncausesWhen people engage in social comparison
interpersonal decision - makingcan influenceinterpersonal decision - making
a mother ’s perspective of how well she is copinginfluencesa mother ’s perspective of how well she is coping
well - being ... whatare the implications for policyinfluenceswell - being ... whatare the implications for policy