Certificate of recognition, 'narcissistic' on Facebook

Together learn the signs below to see yourself or someone you know have are slowly becoming the guys narcissistic excesses on the social network page or not?

Constantly updated avatar to "sentence" like

People who use Facebook or self image description about yourself behaviour of love itself outrageous. This behavior is outrageous-swanky alluded to those who always wanted to be a center of attention.

Instead of choosing the picture shows intimate feelings between herself with family, friends, you always choose the photographs could replace his spokesperson that "look, I'm beautiful and funny!". The study also found that you tend to choose the avatar in order to "maximize the possibility of achieving the admiration". What this means is that you will choose the photos that you think will get more "like".

Login social networks more than open work email

You regularly log in to check your social network account not only 1-2 times that are up to about 60 to 100 times a day, more than once to open the email to tackle the job. Moreover, you can't just log in to see your friends doing what the researcher you're definitely not missed any comment for himself or saying to yourself.

Share, crazy status updates

You constant status updates and upload more images. Many studies have shown that social networks make users more self respect yourself and the superficial. At the same time, the autistic greatest love is real people "passionate" status update and upload the images. People also noticed the status are constantly updated really what you believe is important or really interested, as praise from those of you on Facebook. So, the next time feel like to "update status" about noon, accompanied by illustrations, think again.

"Tweet" every thought appeared in the top

Sure, some people use Twitter to get the latestnews, track favorite celebrity and share important information (who is part of the "spy group"), but that isn't you. You think of Twitter as a bullhorn to announce pretty things I do daily and frequently throughout the day like (you belong to "groups of self"). The study also said this makes you feel important as celebrities.

You want others to know his life how great

All things about you, from the gift for lovers to marathon just accidentally present, friends and followers will know in a heartbeat. A recent study shows that people tend to love themselves often excessive self-promotion yourself the most through social networks. Means they will spend a seemingly endless period of time on Facebook and Instagram just to brag and bragging.

Too many friends

You have a lot of friends, followers, and also a lot of it you don't even know who is also never talked. You are not really looking for the true friendship through your account on the social network that are only "friends" because of the number and causes of attention. The study shows that users with a number of you too big just searching the audience for themselves rather than friends. This also explains why you can easily accept friend requests from people who complete strangers.

Social networks make users more selfish, self-important, less communication and is related to the "narcissistic" Thai too. Personal page on the social network make you feel happy about yourself than

When experiencing a bad day or stress, you realize you're sitting drag to review personal page on Facebook or Instagram to remind his beautiful life before. Many studies show that people who are "high ranking" in the evidence of narcissistic often look to personal pages on social networks as a way of seeking power for themselves.

Just like shaping

Lovers, friends and family members are by default become the photographer for you. Although not yet research say about the impact of "games do model", we can also make sure that the staging for his pictures on a regular basis increases the probability that turn you into a person who always uphold themselves.

This is not the first study to learn about the "narcissistic" on Facebook. In 2010, a study by the University of York also undertook to learn the difference between men and women in order to promote the image of yourself on Facebook. Men have described by relatives through the item "About" in the profile page of Facebook when that daughter is focused on dress or makeup to extravagant description of themselves.=