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Online minds and behavior

by Chitra 2953
1

What term describes presenting a curated version of oneself online?

2

Likes and rewards on social platforms trigger which psychological mechanism?

3

Phishing primarily relies on which tactic to obtain credentials?

4

Which term captures mood changes due to social media use and overload?

5

Which phenomenon explains reduced self-awareness and riskier online behavior?

6

What factor increases the likelihood of cyberbullying in online spaces?

7

Algorithmic persuasion primarily aims to do what?

8

What is a key digital well-being practice to reduce screen fatigue?

9

The privacy paradox describes what mismatch?

10

Exposure to like-minded content online can create which phenomenon?

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People often craft an 'online persona' to control how others perceive them.

Social rewards can reinforce posting behavior via operant conditioning.

Phishing exploits human trust to extract sensitive information.

Excessive use can lead to fatigue and reduced well-being.

Anonymity and distance online can lower self-regulation.

Feeling hidden online lowers perceived consequences.

Data-driven recommendations shape what users see and do.

Regular breaks from devices help restore balance.

People often say they value privacy but act contrary due to convenience.

Algorithms can limit exposure, reinforcing existing views.

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