Context Collapse on Social Networking Sites
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This document summarizes a presentation about context collapse on social networking sites and how it affects LGBTQ identity disclosure on Facebook. The presentation discusses how context collapse, where multiple audiences are collapsed together, influences impression management decisions and strategies for dealing with stigma. It introduces research questions about these topics and how context collapse may impact future identity expression. The methods of interviews and Facebook walkthroughs are presented, as well as findings that some users employ passing, separating audiences, social steganography, and anonymous spaces to manage impressions and prevent context collapse when disclosing their LGBTQ identity online.
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- 5. Stigmatized identities Passing vs. disclosing Image courtesy of The Guardian
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- 7. Methods - Choices WHY? • Facebook • Early adults • Post-secondary students Recruitment • LGBTQ societies • Sought diversity • Snowball sampled when necessary
- 8. Methods – Data Collection & Analysis Interviews - Biographical methods - Questions about everyday use - Video-recorded Facebook walkthroughs Analysis “When you were coming out to people, did you put anything on your Facebook?” - F4 for transcription - Dedoose for coding - Cross analysis of video and interview data
- 9. Participants • • • • • 27 interviewees; Ages 18-25; Post-secondary students from different UK universities; Gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, queer, and asexual; Out on Facebook to varying degrees.
- 10. Definition of the situation & Redefinition “I don't want to run the risk of having a confrontation in real life so if I have it on Facebook they can take it in, deal with it themselves, and then it's over and done with and I never had to say anything.” – Robert* *Names have been changed to protect participants’ confidentiality
- 11. Context Collapse “[Having] waved the big lesbian flag, I was really embarrassed when I started to slip up and accidentally have one night stands with men and I definitely remember editing what was visible on my profile page.” - Elizabeth
- 12. Context collapse = increased awareness Resulting in two strategies for preventing context collapse: 1. Passing as someone without a stigmatized identity; 2. Separating audiences. Image courtesy of i_yudai
- 13. Passing “It doesn’t say like, ‘I am gay.’ It says, ‘I support gay rights’.” - Anah Image courtesy of Artistic Activism
- 14. Social Steganography “It would never enter their heads that this equals homosexuality because as far as they can see it's like saying, ‘Oh, well I'm in a picture of me riding a unicorn so unicorns exist.’ It's like no, they wouldn't - they'd assume that it was photoshopped. You know, it just wouldn't enter their heads that this was actually saying I was gay...” - William
- 15. Audience Separation Facebook privacy settings, selective friending, and weeding friends out provide some weak barriers. Use of other public platforms changes the meaning of messages and targets desired audiences. Anonymous spaces and pseudonyms allow individuals to construct thick barriers between audiences. Images courtesy of Minecraft Wiki
- 16. Sexual Identity and Impression Management on Facebook
- 17. Outcomes of Identity Disclosure
- 19. A more general model of impression management for environments with reduced contexts?