Ivory Harris Professor Freytag Engl 1302 18 October 2020 Topic: Lack of Human Unity Thesis: Between the separation of individuals social functions , an alienation we have failed as a society. Annotated Bibliography Self-Esteem, Social Comparison, and Facebook Use Elisa Bergagna and Stefano Tartaglia https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6266525/ This Article, In summary, social comparison theory suggests that self-esteem influences the tendency to compare oneself with others, which in turn would influence the use of Facebook because it may be a tool for social comparison. Although some scholars have suggested this relation (Nesi & Prinstein, 2015), no study to our knowledge has examined the role of social comparison orientation in influencing the use of Facebook, neither the overall use nor the specific modalities of use. They aimed to empirically test this theoretical model. In this article they are stating the effects of the prison of outside influences. How Do You Feel? Self-esteem Predicts Affect, Stress, Social Interaction, and Symptom Severity during Daily Life in Patients with Chronic Illness VANESSA JUTH, JOSHUA M. SMYTH, and ALECIA M. SANTUZZI https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2996275/ In this article there is a study demonstrated that, among patients diagnosed with asthma or rheumatoid arthritis, individuals who had lower self-esteem reported more negative affect, less positive affect, greater stress severity, and greater symptom severity during their day to day lives than individuals with higher self-esteem. Patients with chronic disease, who already face additional medical and psychosocial burden, may benefit from interventions designed to bolster self-esteem in the ongoing context of selfcare. It also allows the reader to see data collected from the lates 1970s to the early 2000s with names attached. 1983 Iowa State University Capstones, Theses and Dissertations The alienation of the individual from society: A social-psychological theory and cross-cultural comparison In the article it is explained that the overall theory of alienation as comprised of these various studies, both sociological and social-psychological, may thus be summarized very generally as follows: Alienation occurs via a disruption and change (primarily economic in origin) in the structure of society through which people are socially, culturally and psychically bound together. In this view, of which Marx’s is exemplary, society becomes “atomized” into a “mass” of solitary, depersonalize , powerless individuals, each pursuing his or her own goals. THE END OF THE FIRST ONE. THE OTHER ESSAY HAS BEEN UPLOADED. REVIEW BOTH DIFFERENTLY.
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