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Social Networking Site Use in Two Distinct Cultures: Differences in Self-Presentation
Refereed Research Paper in the Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute (2012)
  • Al Beayeyz
  • G. Harden
  • Kwabena G. Boakye, University of North Texas
Abstract
The popularity of social networking sites continues to grow worldwide with varying acceptance in different regions. This study examines culture and gender effects on SNS use by comparing users from Saudi Arabia, a culture known for conservative religious values, to users from the United States, an individualistic culture.
Keywords
  • Social networking,
  • Differences in culture,
  • Self-presentation,
  • Social networking sites,
  • Saudi Arabia,
  • United States
Publication Date
November 17, 2012
Citation Information
Al Beayeyz, G. Harden and Kwabena G. Boakye. "Social Networking Site Use in Two Distinct Cultures: Differences in Self-Presentation" Refereed Research Paper in the Proceedings of the Decision Sciences Institute (2012)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/kwabena-boakye/10/