Tara C. Marshall

TL;DR: For instance, this article found that extraverts more frequently updated about their social activities and everyday life, which was motivated by their use of Facebook to communicate and connect with others, while narcissists' tendency to update about their accomplishments explained the greater number of likes and comments that they reported receiving to their updates.

TL;DR: The authors predicted that individuals from collectivistic cultures, who have a stronger prevention orientation, would be most motivated by negative role models, who highlight a strategy of avoiding failure; individuals from individualistic cultures would bemost motivated by positive role models.

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TL;DR: Exposure to an ex-partner through Facebook may obstruct the process of healing and moving on from a past relationship, and results emerged after controlling for offline contact, personality traits, and characteristics of the former relationship and breakup.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined emotional intimacy in European Canadian and Chinese Canadian dating relationships and found that Chinese Canadians' lower intimacy mediated their lower relationship satisfaction and higher rate of relationship termination, while European Canadians were not any more likely to terminate their relationships in Study 2.