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Background of The Study: This Research Studies The Relationship of Self-Esteem To Selfies of High School and College Students

This study examines the relationship between self-esteem and how often high school and college students take selfies. It hypothesizes that people with lower self-esteem will take more selfies than those with higher self-esteem. The study also aims to determine if gender and age affect the relationship between self-esteem and selfies, predicting that females will take more selfies than males due to differing sources of self-esteem between sexes, and that age may impact selfie-taking behavior related to self-esteem.

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Background of The Study: This Research Studies The Relationship of Self-Esteem To Selfies of High School and College Students

This study examines the relationship between self-esteem and how often high school and college students take selfies. It hypothesizes that people with lower self-esteem will take more selfies than those with higher self-esteem. The study also aims to determine if gender and age affect the relationship between self-esteem and selfies, predicting that females will take more selfies than males due to differing sources of self-esteem between sexes, and that age may impact selfie-taking behavior related to self-esteem.

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Background of the Study:

This research studies the relationship of self-esteem to selfies of high school and college
students.
Problems and Hypotheses:

The study aims to see whether an individual’s level of self-esteem affects how he/she takes
selfies. In addition, it also aims to see whether age and gender would affect how a person takes selfies.
Specifically, it aims to answer the following questions:

1.) How frequent do people with low self-esteem and high self-esteem take selfies?
Individuals with higher self-esteem are going to take lesser selfies as compared to
individuals with lower self-esteem.

2.) How would self-esteem in relation to selfies vary in sex?

Males are more likely to view their bodies as instruments of action and derive self-
esteem from self-perceived physical strength. While females gain their self-esteem from how
they look (beauty, body shape, etc.) Furthermore, females take more selfies than males.

3.) How would self-esteem in relation to selfies vary in age?

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