Seher Deniz Öztekin, Eric Edwin Larson, Gülay Altun Uğraş, Serpil Yüksel, Sevim Savaşer
Nursing educators' perceptions about disaster preparedness and response in Istanbul and Miyazaki
Japan journal of nursing science : JJNS
prevailing paradigm internet privacy literature treating privacy within context merely rights violations inadequate studying internet social realm following goffman selfpresentation altmans theorizing privacy optimization competing pressures disclosure withdrawal author investigates mechanisms used sample n 704 college students vast majority users facebook myspace negotiate boundaries public private findings show little relationship online privacy concerns information disclosure online social network sites students manage unwanted audience concerns adjusting profile visibility using nicknames restricting information within profile mechanisms analogous boundary regulation physical space walls locks doors favored little adaptation made internets key features persistence searchability crossindexability author also finds significant racial gender differences