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Day by day on display: A daily diary study of narcissists’ social media self-presentation, perceptions of social outcomes, and subjective well-being
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• Examined narcissism and social media posting outcomes using a daily-diary design. • Narcissistic admiration positively predicted self-presentation and social benefits. • Narcissistic rivalry and vulnerability predicted poorer social outcomes. • Vulnerable narcissism predicted poorer well-being and unmet social expectations. • Perceived outcomes reflected expectations rather than specific posting behaviours.
Keywords:
Social media
Self-presentation
Narcissism
Social outcomes
Interpersonal relationships
Subjective well-being
Daily diary
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