Majid Basafa, Atieh Hashemi, Aidin Behravan
Optimizing recombinant antibody fragment production: A comparison of artificial intelligence and statistical modeling
Biotechnology and applied biochemistry
paper examines children aged 1116 three european countries italy uk spain develop present online identities interactions peers focuses young peoples engagement construction online identity social media pictures explores peermediated conventions selfpresentation appropriated legitimated resisted preteens teenagers discourses draw goffmans 1959 work presentation self impression management frame analysis mobile communication social network sites serve important role process selfpresentation emancipation providing fulltime access peers peer culture findings suggest gender differences presence sexual double standards peer normative discourses girls positioned subjected peer mediation pressure boys blame girls posing sexy photos negatively sanction behaviour aimed increasing ones popularity online indicator certain type girl however girls post provocative photos chose conform sexualised stereotype means socially accepted peers moreover identify pressure always look perfect online pictures crossnational variations exist sexual double standard observed three countries insights current behaviours could developed determine policy guidance supporting young people learn manage image laden social media