-Johari Window -depending on what you put up on facebook eg. pictures,
status updates,events etc. This is all part of your open pane.

-Cooley's looking glass self- when people comment on your photo their reaction
will either make you affirm or change ourselves.

-Goffman- Either cynical or sincere for example some people over edit their pictures before they upload them.

-Gergen& Gergen-Self maintainence strategies- when uploading a picture you can make a comment

to protect yourself from negative feedback eg. 'Oh,I don't know how I feel about this picture' .

-Pygmallion Effect/ Self Fulfilling Prophecy- for example when you

- Emojis to show your emotions

- Photos showing what you're doing, instead of writing a status

- Feedback (likes, comments, shares) on posts could boost your self esteem (cooleys looking glass theory)

- Demonstarting your dialect, through the words you type

- You can tell an accent through a video

-We might sensor the language that we use depending on who has access to our facebook page

- Code words to create in and out groups (social groups)

- Taking a selfie, and how its not about smiling its now about posing, so that you can present yourself differently, and favourably

- Limitation on facebook as tone can only be created through emojis

-Self maintenance strategy (Gergen&Gergen)

    -Self handicapping - saying that you look bad so people feel they have to disagree

-Johari Window

    -Depending on feedback you get, your  open pane may shrink or expand.

-Cooleys looking glass theory

    -How people see your pictures, how they react to them 

-Gate keeping

    -you wouldn't put up embarrasing pictures so that you wouldn't get bad feed back

- Feedback adds onto self concept

   - if you get good comments and a lot of likes on your picture, you will have higher self- esteem.

-Goffman

   -good feed back completes your performance

On Facebook, you have the ability to manipulate how you are presented on your profile. By this, you are able to get closer to your ideal self which raises your self esteem. When people give you feedback on your presented self, your self esteem increases. Also, on Facebook, there is no 'dislike' button therefore Facebook is a way of self maintenance.

Rogers Concentric Circle: You try to present your public self as if it is your private self, but its actually not.