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self-presentation

self-presentation Self-presentation is the way people try to shape how others see them.

Self-presentation is the way people try to shape how others see them. In this packet, it refers specifically to strategically selecting and sharing content to create a desirable image, seem interesting or admired, and influence others’ impressions.

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Drafting source: Zheng Weijun; Wang Xianle; Chen Xia; Weng Wei. The “Perfect Trip” on social media: strategic self-presentation in travel sharing, posting anxiety, and retrospective trip satisfaction with social comparison orientation as a moderator. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1805325; article XML SHA-256 f8463a61bebfd2a1c577e65627aab6cb26774f2b73e197b80f3f3a1685399d0b. “The “Perfect Trip” on social media: strategic self-presentation in travel sharing, posting anxiety, and retrospective trip satisfaction with social comparison orientation as a moderator” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1805325).
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