Abstract. The premise of this paper is to explore the potential of reminiscing in facilitating self soothing. The research presented looks at people"s activities on Facebook and whether these particular activities impact upon their perceived sense of wellbeing, furthermore, whether specific Facebook activities enable a self -soothing effect when feeling low in mood. A survey was distributed amongst Facebook users. The results from the study appear to indicate that in comparison to other Facebook activities, looking back upon photos and wall posts in particular, could have a positive impact upon wellbeing. Additionally, the results indicate that people who have mental health problems, experience a more positive impact upon their wellbei...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...
Online social networking is ubiquitous, but research regarding its relationship to wellbeing has yie...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...
The conditions under which social media use impacts well-being and mental health are complex. The cu...
The question of whether the influence of Facebook usage on psychological well-being is detrimental o...
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” This thought, s...
Nowadays, millions of people around the world use social networking sites to express everyday though...
One way in which people may cope with sadness is to seek positive social contact. We examined whethe...
Social network sites, such as Facebook, allow users to create novel representations of the self that...
Online social networking is ubiquitous, but research regarding its impact upon mental wellbeing amon...
The first chapter presents a systematic review of the literature around expressing gratitude and Fac...
This article explores recent progress in theory, research and practical applications of reminiscence...
One way in which people may cope with sadness is to seek positive social contact. We examined whethe...
Facebook is amongst the most frequently used Social Networking Sites (SNSs) worldwide. Previous rese...
A growing literature suggests that experiencing positive emotions provides psychological benefits (e...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...
Online social networking is ubiquitous, but research regarding its relationship to wellbeing has yie...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...
The conditions under which social media use impacts well-being and mental health are complex. The cu...
The question of whether the influence of Facebook usage on psychological well-being is detrimental o...
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” This thought, s...
Nowadays, millions of people around the world use social networking sites to express everyday though...
One way in which people may cope with sadness is to seek positive social contact. We examined whethe...
Social network sites, such as Facebook, allow users to create novel representations of the self that...
Online social networking is ubiquitous, but research regarding its impact upon mental wellbeing amon...
The first chapter presents a systematic review of the literature around expressing gratitude and Fac...
This article explores recent progress in theory, research and practical applications of reminiscence...
One way in which people may cope with sadness is to seek positive social contact. We examined whethe...
Facebook is amongst the most frequently used Social Networking Sites (SNSs) worldwide. Previous rese...
A growing literature suggests that experiencing positive emotions provides psychological benefits (e...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...
Online social networking is ubiquitous, but research regarding its relationship to wellbeing has yie...
Over 500 million people interact daily with Facebook. Yet, whether Facebook use influences subjectiv...