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Narcissistic Contribution Of Facebook To Society

Most Invisible Radical Contribution Of Facebook To Society

Posted on11 Jun 2018

TagsAmerican Psychological Association, Association for Psychological Science, confidence, emotional recognition, emotional triggers, Facebook, Greek mythology, hubris, Millennials, narcissists, self-esteem, social media, THE Journal

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There’s no debate. The contribution of Facebook to society is great. It influences. People also use it to influence others. Many times...

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