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Does This Still Represent Me: Social Media and Narrative Identity Processes in Emerging Adults
The present study explored how emerging adults experience their social media engagement and how these experiences may be relevant to narrative identity development from the perspective of McLean et al.’s (2007) process model of narrative identity development. Individual semi-structured interviews wi
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