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Self Introduction Do’s and Don’ts via Social Media UHAS 2052 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

Ahmad Nurul  Husni  bin Ghazali Fatin  Nur  Syafiqah   bt.   Mohd   Izam Khairul  Izwan   Farizuddin  bin  Mohd   Noordin Maisarah   binti  Yahaya

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Introduction Ability to control how they present themselves to their audience People choose to share things that are self-enhancing to both close and distant friends People reveal “who they are” when they post to social media. It allows the creation or sharing of information, ideas, and other forms of expression via internet user communities. Positive and negative impacts of social media use Mental and health effect social media user

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Self Introduction Do’s via Social Media

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Personal account should be more about a person’s identity.

Business account should be more about products.

Follower or prospects will know which one to follow.

This will avoid spamming effect on personal updates.

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Each social media has it’s own intended purposes and audience.

Sharing self presentation on the correct social media platform will have a better outcome.

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With this, our attention spans have shortened to less than that of a gold fish! The human brain processes images at an incredible speed, making images the perfect way to communicate in a fast moving world.

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If you are writing for a target audience in mind, the content should reflect their attitudes and beliefs. Always remember that even if the “delete” option is available in most social media sites, any person can still save status updates, comments, photos, and videos that you have posted online.

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Being friends with everyone isn’t part of the job description.  Surround yourself within a positive circle

You may share your interest but try to make it refreshing with a new way of conveying.  Try new ideas, have fun but be selective

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Self Introduction Don’ts via  Social Media

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Exaggerated feeling of their own significance a strong desire for undivided attention and adoration, strained relationships, and a lack of empathy for others

Produces issues in many aspects of life, including relationships, job, school, and finances.

Talk therapy (psychotherapy) is used to treat narcissistic personality disorder.

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Strong sense of entitlement and demand constant and excessive admiration

Demand to be acknowledged as superior while lacking the necessary achievements

Overestimate their accomplishments and skills and be concerned with illusions of success, power, intelligence, attractiveness, or the ideal partner

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To appeal to others in terms of physical attractiveness, age, background, and hobbies

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Trying to increasing self – importance at work

Pretending that their job is more glamorous than it is.

Pretending to be in better financial position than you are.

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Conclusion There is a potential downside to frequent social media use. They risk overexposure to upward social comparison information that can have a cumulative negative effect on their well-being. Social media has become one of the fastest-growing  platforms, particularly among younger populations. Social media might lead to greater emotional burdens, such as stress and anxiety, or to better emotional well-being Social media is a good place in promoting business image and networking. But when it comes to the effectiveness, it is still real life communication and self-characteristics

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