Affection and its relationship with the publication of moods

Keywords: Social networks, electronic communication, Moods, Social isolation, Interpersonal communication

Abstract

The constant publication in social networks of statuses generates expectations in contacts of both known and unknown people, making known what is done has become a necessity for both young people and adults who want to project an image that is often false, and that in turn seeks personal recognition. The objective of this work was to analyze why people look for a social network, to transmit and communicate their moods, attention, emotion, and the perception of affection are considered in a cybernetic world. Through a bibliographic review and through surveys of a participatory sample of 30 women members of the Iron Horse Riders Motoclub between 30 and 40 years of age, it is described that this new way of expressing themselves generates a lack of communication between close family members and social isolation. , which leads to the search for acceptance -in many cases from unknown people. We can realize that a serious problem is created with respect to interpersonal communication and face-to-face treatment, since electronic communications are being put above all, which do not have the sense of warmth and personal affection. In conclusion, electronic devices connect us more with those who are far away and at the same time disconnect us from those who are close.

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Author Biography

Byron Antonio Castro Villacis, Universidad de Guayaquil

Byron Antonio Castro es Magister en Comunicación Pública de la Ciencia y la Tecnología por la Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral Docente Investigador en temas de Tics, Emprendimiento, Educación, Innovación y Marketing. Profesor de Redacción Cientifica y afines en Universidad de Guayaquil - Facultad de Comunicación Social.

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2023-08-23
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Castro Villacis, B. A. (2023). Affection and its relationship with the publication of moods. GIGAPP Estudios Working Papers, 10(256-266), 151-162. Retrieved from https://www.gigapp.org/ewp/index.php/GIGAPP-EWP/article/view/315
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Vol 10 No 256-266 (2023): Número Especial RICE 2022
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