1. What is the digital self?, The identity we have only in school, The persona we use when we are online, The way we behave around our family, The information stored on our phones, Which of the following best represents “I” in online identity?, How we feel after receiving comments, Our personal values and beliefs, Our decision about what to post online, The opinions of our friends, In online identity, “Me” refers to how we see ourselves based on our experiences and ___., Other people’s responses, Our usernames, Our favorite applications, Our internet connection, Which of the following best describes “Myself”?, A. The number of followers we have, The personal understanding of who we are, C. The comments we receive, The username we use online, What is a user ID or username?, A person’s password, A person’s real-world personality, A name used to identify someone on an online platform, A list of someone’s followers, What is selective self-presentation?, Sharing every detail of our lives online, Choosing which parts of ourselves to show to others, Avoiding all social media platforms, Copying another person’s identity, A student carefully chooses a profile picture and writes a professional bio to appear responsible. What concept does this demonstrate?, Social comparison, Impression management, Identity confusion, Cyberbullying, Which self-presentation strategy involves using compliments and favors to appear likable?, Intimidation, Supplication, Ingratiation, Exemplification, What is one possible negative effect of social media?, Enhanced connectivity, Content discovery, Fear of missing out, Emergency communication, Which is a positive effect of online interactions?, Cyberbullying, Increased loneliness, Self-image issues, Enhanced connectivity, What is the difference between the public self and the private self?, The public self is what we show others, while the private self includes aspects mainly known to ourselves., The public self is always fake, while the private self is always true., The public self exists online, while the private self exists only offline., There is no difference between them., What does identity synthesis mean in Erikson’s theory?, Rejecting every social group, Integrating earlier identifications into a unique sense of identity, Changing usernames regularly, Hiding all personal information, What is social categorization?, Choosing a profile picture, Comparing the number of likes on posts, Distinguishing between in-groups and out-groups, Sharing personal information publicly, How can people express their gender online?, Through their profile pictures, pronouns, usernames, and bios, Only through their real names, Only through private messages, By deleting their social media accounts, Why should we be careful about judging someone based only on their online profile?, Online profiles always contain false information., Everyone has the same online personality., A profile may show only selected parts of a person’s identity., Online identity has no connection to real life.

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