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Posting, Liking, and Messaging: The Correspondence Between Self-Reported and Actual Activities on Instagram and the Role of Question Framing
digital-trace-datamethodologyself-reported-behaviorsocial-and-behavioral-sciencessociologysurvey-experiment
Research comparing self-reported and actual online behavior has focused primarily on general usage, such as how often individuals visit a platform or how much time they spend on it, and less on on-platform activities such as posting, commenting, or liking. We use respondents' actual behavior on Inst
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