«I shop, therefore I am » used to say Barbara Krueger with an ironic twist of Descartes famous saying. Since the seminal work of Belk in 1988 about the self extension through consumption, there is a steady growing interest in the links between consumption and identity. This communication, aims to adapt a scale for measuring the concept of self extension suugested by Belk, and to test the factors that affects the attachment to some digital possessions (ie : social networks). The litterature identifies many antecedents through wich the extension of the self may happen. A scale based on Sivadas work is adapted and enriched, and an exploratory factorial analysis is conducted to test it’s relability and validity after the enrichment using SEM wi...
This dissertation investigates the effect of self-image on brand-extension evaluation in the context...
The paper presents findings from a qualitative study about sociality and the self in network-based s...
This thesis examines the perception of authenticity of the self and others in a social media context...
The concept of extended-self gains group very fast and grow to be a subject of research for many stu...
The internet has resulted in a fundamental shift in our theoretical understanding of identity constr...
This paper examines a chain of relationships running from self-congruity with a brand—that can stem ...
Abstract: Contrary to what Descartes argued many centuries ago, the self seems far from being a simp...
This work attempts to highlight the unique characteristics of SNS and explore some of the social ext...
Social Networks and new media are changing interpersonal relationships (Bauman, 2000) and values pla...
Interpersonal relationships are changing under new media influences (Kiesler, 1997; Suler, 2000; Ba...
Social networking sites (SNS) are platforms to construct a personal digital profile to manage interp...
Four types of self which potentially are displayed on social media platforms are discussed: the true...
Social technology has changed how consumers' socialise, consume and create their public identities. ...
The study of self-effects—the effects that sending messages have on the message senders themselves—h...
The paper presents findings from a qualitative study about sociality and the self in network-based s...
This dissertation investigates the effect of self-image on brand-extension evaluation in the context...
The paper presents findings from a qualitative study about sociality and the self in network-based s...
This thesis examines the perception of authenticity of the self and others in a social media context...
The concept of extended-self gains group very fast and grow to be a subject of research for many stu...
The internet has resulted in a fundamental shift in our theoretical understanding of identity constr...
This paper examines a chain of relationships running from self-congruity with a brand—that can stem ...
Abstract: Contrary to what Descartes argued many centuries ago, the self seems far from being a simp...
This work attempts to highlight the unique characteristics of SNS and explore some of the social ext...
Social Networks and new media are changing interpersonal relationships (Bauman, 2000) and values pla...
Interpersonal relationships are changing under new media influences (Kiesler, 1997; Suler, 2000; Ba...
Social networking sites (SNS) are platforms to construct a personal digital profile to manage interp...
Four types of self which potentially are displayed on social media platforms are discussed: the true...
Social technology has changed how consumers' socialise, consume and create their public identities. ...
The study of self-effects—the effects that sending messages have on the message senders themselves—h...
The paper presents findings from a qualitative study about sociality and the self in network-based s...
This dissertation investigates the effect of self-image on brand-extension evaluation in the context...
The paper presents findings from a qualitative study about sociality and the self in network-based s...
This thesis examines the perception of authenticity of the self and others in a social media context...