Two faces of social comparison on Facebook: The interplay between social comparison orientation, emotions, and psychological well-being
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Highlights：
• Strong ability-based social comparison increases upward contrastive emotions.
• Strong ability-based social comparison increases downward assimilative emotions.
• Strong opinion-based social comparison reduces upward contrastive emotions.
• Upward contrastive emotions worsen Facebook users' psychological well-being.
• Downward assimilative emotions promote Facebook users' psychological well-being.
摘要
•Strong ability-based social comparison increases upward contrastive emotions.•Strong ability-based social comparison increases downward assimilative emotions.•Strong opinion-based social comparison reduces upward contrastive emotions.•Upward contrastive emotions worsen Facebook users' psychological well-being.•Downward assimilative emotions promote Facebook users' psychological well-being.
论文关键词：Social comparison orientation,Psychological well-being,Social comparison-based emotion,Structural equation modelling,Common method bias,Facebook
论文评审过程：Received 9 May 2017, Revised 18 September 2017, Accepted 16 October 2017, Available online 1 November 2017, Version of Record 5 November 2017.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2017.10.028
