I think Facebook's entertainment slant comes from its origins and is self-reinforcing. Take a look at the chapter I submitted for the upcoming "Psychology of Facebook" book. IMHO, it addresses the questions you ask. http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dctjh9vw_1hs29mrgb
Plus, here is the site for the book, that is coming out of the sequel to the famous Stanford Facebook class: http://www.psychologyoffacebook.com
Would love to hear you thoughts on the role of context.
Krystal Anderson
· 10 months ago
An interesting article!
online dating
· 9 months ago
Aside from just the fun part of it, social networking is really becoming a means of people finding their mate! Amazingly, there are many success stories of couples who met on these very sites!
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I think Facebook's entertainment slant comes from its origins and is self-reinforcing. Take a look at the chapter I submitted for the upcoming "Psychology of Facebook" book. IMHO, it addresses the questions you ask.
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dctjh9vw_1hs29mrgb
Plus, here is the site for the book, that is coming out of the sequel to the famous Stanford Facebook class:
http://www.psychologyoffacebook.com
Would love to hear you thoughts on the role of context.