Jul 03

Best of TZM: Social Media: Where Oversharing Is Not Caring

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Category: Up Your Game
Summary: We all possess a strong urge to unload our fury and frustration on the Internet. At times, the results are quite humorous. Most psychology researchers have attributed our desire for oversharing to a base need for controlling anxiety. According to a recent Harvard University study, approximately 80 percent of our social-media posts revolve around telling friends and followers how we think or feel.

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