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    This document discusses how people develop digital identities and personas online that may differ from their real-world identities. It notes that our online identity is a combination of our characteristics and interactions. Different types of online identities are discussed, including open, avoidance, audience, and compartmentalized identities. The document also discusses how we selectively present ourselves online and manage impressions through self-presentation. Guidelines are provided for smart sharing online and maintaining appropriate boundaries regarding personal information shared.

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    lesson 5

    who am i in the cyberworld?(digital self)


    more people are becoming active in using the internet for
    research , pleasure,business,communication, and other
    purposes.internet is of great for everyone . people assume
    differrent identities while in the cyberspace. people act
    differently when they are online and offline. we have our
    real identity and online identity.
    online identity
    is actually the sum of our characteristics and our
    interaction.
    1. open identity
    2. avoidance identity
    3. audience identity
    4. content identity
    5. compartmentalization identity
    partial identity
    is subset of characteristics that make up our identity.
    persona
    is the partial identity we create that represents
    ourselves in a specific situation.
    selective Self-representation and impression Management:
    self- presentation
    goffin (1959) and leary(1995) -the process of
    controlling how one is percieved by other people and
    is the key to relationship inception anad
    development.anything posted online should be
    considered “public” no matter what our “privacy”
    stings are.

    personal identity
    is the interpersonal level of self which differentiates
    the individual as unique from membership.
    GENDER AND SEXUALITY ONLINE
    • According to Marwick (2013) while the terms “sex’’ , “gender” and “sexuality”
    are often thought of as synonymous, they are actually quiet distinct.

    sex is the biological state that corresponds to what we might call a “man” and
    woman”.

    gender is the social understanding of hw sex should be experienced and how


    sex manifests in behavior,personality,preferences and capabilities.

    sexuality is an individual expression and understanding of desire.this is often


    viewed as binary,in reality,sexuality is often experienced as fluid.
    Setting boundaries to your online Self: Smart sharing:
    Before posting and sharing anything online consider
    the following:
    1. is this post/story necessary?
    2. is there a real benefit to this post?is it funny,warm-
    hearted,teachable - or am i just making noise online without
    purpose?
    3. have we (as a family or parent/child)resolved this issue? as issue
    that is still being worked out at home, or one that is either
    vulnerable or highly emotional, should not be made public.
    4. it is approptiate?does it stay within the boundaries of our family
    values?
    5. will this seem as funny in 5, 10, or 15 years ?or is this post better
    suited for sharing with a small group of family members?or maybe
    Rules to follow:
    here are additional guidelines for proper sharing
    of information and ethical used of internet
    according to new(2014):
    1. stick to safer sites.
    2. guard your passwords.
    3. limit what you share.
    4. remember that anything you put online or post on a site is
    there forever, even if you try to delete it.
    5. do not be mean or embarass other people online.
    6. always tell if you see strange or behavior online.
    7. be choosy about your online friends.
    8. be patient.

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