Socialna omrežja in partnerski odnosi : diplomsko delo

Belovič, Nuša (author), Mesec, Bojana (mentor)

V kvalitativni raziskavi na temo socialna omrežja in partnerski odnosi sem raziskala uporabo socialnih omrežij, količino časa, preživetega na njih, in kaj za intervjuvance predstavlja kakovosten partnerski odnos. Raziskala sem tudi spoznavanje preko socialnih omrežij, partnerske odnose, predstavljene na socialnih omrežjih, in občutke ob gledanju teh, razlike in podobnosti med partnerskimi odnosi, predstavljenimi na socialnih omrežjih, in partnerskimi odnosi intervjuvancev, konflikte v povezavi s socialnimi omrežji ter koriščenje informacij in nasvetov glede partnerskih odnosov na socialnih omrežjih. V teoretičnem delu sem se lotila ključnih tematik za svojo raziskavo. Opisala sem pojma partnerski odnos in socialna omrežja in nato še korelacijo med njima. Nekaj besed sem spregovorila o uporabi socialnih omrežij za ustvarjanje in razvoj romanc, privlačnosti na spletu, o idealizaciji spletnih partnerskih odnosov in o motivih in uporabi socialnih omrežij. Na koncu teoretičnega dela sem pa še predstavila pomen svoje raziskave za socialno delo. Osredotočila sem se na pare, stare med 25 in 35 let, ki živijo v skupnem gospodinjstvu več kot 4 leta in niso poročeni, predvsem zato, da so že v nekem stabilnem, dolgotrajnem razmerju. Glavne ugotovitve so, da sta v uporabi največ Facebook in Instagram. Glavna razloga uporabe sta socializacija in animacija. Vprašani posamezniki povprečno preživijo dve do štiri ure dnevno na socialnih omrežjih. S partnerji na socialnih omrežjih preživljajo občutno manj časa. Ugotovila sem, da imajo intervjuvanci drugačne vrednote glede partnerskega odnosa kakor pari na socialnih omrežjih. Poudarili so problem materializma na socialnih omrežjih. Ugotovila sem, da socialna omrežja dajejo zavajajoč izgled popolnosti parov in da so preko socialnih omrežij ljudje bolj odprti do komunikacije. Spoznavanje preko socialnih omrežij je lažje, vendar je spoznavanje v živo boljše. Na socialnih omrežjih je tudi večji nabor potencialnih partnerjev. Izpostavili so tudi, da ljudje s pretiranimi objavami potrebujejo veliko pozornosti in jim nekaj manjka, da iščejo neko potrditev. Nekateri ne verjamejo objavljenim vsebinam ali pa dopuščajo možnost, da so do neke mere resnične. Pri razlikah med partnerskimi odnosi so bili Najpogostejši odgovori manjše objavljanje slik, pri podobnostih pa doživljanje nekaterih objavljenih lepih trenutkov. Pri občutkih je bil najpogostejši odgovor, da jim privoščijo, da jih neiskrene objave in objave neumnosti zmotijo ali pa da jih take objave ne ganejo. Najpogostejši konflikti so bili prekomerna uporaba, všečkanje fotografij in dopisovanje z drugimi. Nekateri sploh ne spremljajo nasvetov in informacij na socialnih omrežjih, nekateri jim ne verjamejo, nekaterim so pa zanimivi ali pa koristni.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: socialna omrežja, partnerski odnosi
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
• Organization: FSD - Faculty of Social Work
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Publisher: [N. Belovič]
• Year: 2022
• Number of pages: 248 str.
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-139520
• UDC: 316.472.4
• COBISS.SI-ID: 140002307
• Publication date in RUL: 03.09.2022

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Social networks and partnerships

Abstract

In a qualitative research on the topic of social networks and partnerships, I researched the use of social networks, the amount of time spent on them and what a quality partnership represents for the interviewees. I also researched social media dating, social media partnerships and feelings about Watching them, the differences and similarities between social media partnerships and interviewee partnerships, social media conflicts, and the use of information and advice about partnerships on social networks. I tackled key topics for my research in the theoretical part. I described the concepts of partnership and social networks and the correlation between them. I spoke a few words about the use of social networks to create and develop romances, online attractiveness, the idealization of online partnerships, and the motives and use of social networks. I presented the importance of my research for social work at the end of the theoretical part. I focused on couples between the ages of 25 and 35 who have been living in a joint household for more than 4 years and are not married because primarily they are already in stable, long-term relationship. The main findings are that the most used are Facebook and Instagram. The main reasons for use are socialization and animation. Respondents spend an average of two to four hours a day on social media. They spend significantly less time with their partners on social networks. I found that interviewees have different values regarding partnerships than couples on social media. They highlighted the problem of materialism on social media. I have found that social networks give a misleading look to the perfection of couples and that people are more open to communication through social networks. Dating through social networks is easier but live dating is better. There is also a larger set of potential partners on social networks. They also pointed out that people with exaggerated posts need a lot of attention and are missing something or seek some confirmation. Some do not believe the published content or allow the possibility that it is true to some extent. In the case of differences between partnerships, the most common answers were the smaller publication of pictures, and in the case of similarities, the experience of some published beautiful moments. The most common response for feelings was to be happy for them, to be irritated by insincere posts and nonsense posts, or not to be moved by such posts. The most common conflicts were overuse, liking photos, and corresponding with others. Some do not follow the advice and information on social networks at all, some do not believe them, and some find them interesting or useful.

• Keywords: social networks, partnerships