Peeping at the beach bodies , home cooked meals , and Goodreads of otherssparksupward social comparisons
c)Downward social comparisoncreatesDownward social comparison
these distorted images of what people are doing andcan leadto upward social comparison
Facebook usesetsup social comparison
the same link ... social medialeadto upward social comparison
to concludesetsup social comparison
The information presented on SNSs ... more likelyto leadto upward social comparison
One measureto preventupward social comparison
how happy young adultssetsup social comparison
self - compassion helpscreateupward social comparison with
envy ... and that envy promotes deception by increasing psychological benefits and decreasing psychological costs of engaging in deceptive behaviortriggerenvy ... and that envy promotes deception by increasing psychological benefits and decreasing psychological costs of engaging in deceptive behavior
Clans to feel frustratedleadsClans to feel frustrated
to a reduction in well - being [ 22leadingto a reduction in well - being [ 22
in envy and resentment After reading those powerful benefitsresultsin envy and resentment After reading those powerful benefits
negative emotions , i.e. , envy emotion ( Buunk et al . , 1990will ... causenegative emotions , i.e. , envy emotion ( Buunk et al . , 1990
to negative emotions.(Rauch,2015can leadto negative emotions.(Rauch,2015
to higher life satisfaction than upward social comparison , a second ... 2969 Words | Social Comparison Theoryledto higher life satisfaction than upward social comparison , a second ... 2969 Words | Social Comparison Theory
to negative emotions ( Taylor & Shelley , 1993could leadto negative emotions ( Taylor & Shelley , 1993
to negative emotions such as jealousy , depression , social isolation , etccan leadto negative emotions such as jealousy , depression , social isolation , etc
benign envy and zubsequent better performance only when people thought self - improvement was attainabletriggeredbenign envy and zubsequent better performance only when people thought self - improvement was attainable
for examplecan leadfor example
to low self - esteem , jealousy , and competitionleadto low self - esteem , jealousy , and competition
to bad financial choicesare leadingto bad financial choices
positive reactions for overweight peoplecreatespositive reactions for overweight people
to lowered self - esteem but can sometimes be used for motivationleadto lowered self - esteem but can sometimes be used for motivation
usuallyresultsusually
feelings of inadequacycan causefeelings of inadequacy
a sense of relative deprivation that breeds the frustration marketers use to motivate people to buyto createa sense of relative deprivation that breeds the frustration marketers use to motivate people to buy
you to berate yourself unnecessarilycan causeyou to berate yourself unnecessarily
constructs(passive) caused byconstructs
in destructive feelingsmight resultin destructive feelings
students to a more inspiring effectcan leadstudents to a more inspiring effect
to more inspiring affectsledto more inspiring affects
her negative experience(passive) caused byher negative experience
embarrassment ( social pain )(passive) caused byembarrassment ( social pain )
the relation between social media use on well - being and self - esteeminfluencesthe relation between social media use on well - being and self - esteem
to decreases in well - beingleadingto decreases in well - being
positive or negative reactionscan createpositive or negative reactions
to negative affect and low body - esteemleadingto negative affect and low body - esteem
resentment and humiliation in studentscan createresentment and humiliation in students