Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al. https://t.co/Kp0i7KWV4C https://t.co/2kyLXYX9bA
The Emerging Neuroscience of Social Media.
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The social discussions reflect strong interest in the neuroscience of social media, with posts like ‘proposed brain networks involved in #SoMe use’ and mentioning neural systems such as social cognition and self-referential processing. The tone is analytical and engaged, indicating awareness of the research’s potential to deepen understanding of social behavior online, while emphasizing the scientific aspects over emotional reactions.
Most discussions align positively with the article's findings, emphasizing neural networks and social behaviors.
Participants display high curiosity, referencing proposed brain networks and social media’s neural impacts.
Posts incorporate research terms like 'self-referential cognition' and 'social reward processing,' showing moderate engagement.
Responses suggest recognition of the study’s importance for understanding social media’s influence on the brain, but without dramatic claims.
Abstract in brief
- Social media has nearly two billion active users globally, and as Internet access increases, this number will likely grow.
- Neuroscientists can leverage the widespread use of social media to explore social cognitive processes and the underlying neural mechanisms.
- The review discusses the motivations for social media use, the related neural systems, research methods for neuroscientists, and highlights ethical considerations for future studies.
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"Os dados do estudo The Emerging Neuroscience of Social Media mostraram que, durante discursos feitos em público, as pessoas costumam passar cerca de 30% do tempo falando sobre elas mesmas, enquanto em discursos virtuais este tempo sobe para 80%."
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"Os dados do estudo The Emerging Neuroscience of Social Media mostraram que, durante discursos feitos em público, as pessoas costumam passar cerca de 30% do tempo falando sobre elas mesmas, enquanto em discursos virtuais este tempo sobe para 80%."
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RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
RT @juliomayol: Proposed brain networks involved in #SoMe use Meshi D et al. https://t.co/Kp0i7KWV4C
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
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Proposed brain networks involved in #SoMe use Meshi D et al. https://t.co/Kp0i7KWV4C
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
RT @juliomayol: Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al…
Domains involved in #SoMe use: 1. Social cognition 2. Self-referential cognition 3. Social reward processing Meshi D et al. https://t.co/Kp0i7KWV4C https://t.co/2kyLXYX9bA