Which perspective on identity is most intuitive to your experience? Which perspective is least intuitive? Which do you think most informs the way you think about yourself?

When did you first become aware of the hidden curriculum of surveillance? Did anyone teach you? Did you find out on your own? Did it change the way you presented/presented yourself online? How? Why or why not? If you're just finding out now, how will it change the way you think about self-presentation online? Do you engage in any of the three strategies Duffy and Chan identify as deflecting imagined surveillance? Which ones?

  What are your privacy settings? When was the last time you changed them? How do you adjust them?  Based on your settings across a number of platforms, who is your intended audience on each platform? Why?

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IDENTITY THREE PERSPECTIVES ON "WHO ARE YOU?" Representational: psychological, individual ▸ Presentational: sociological, collectivistic Performative: cultural, relational #H IDENTITY THREE PERSPECTIVES ON "WHO ARE YOU?" Representational: psychological, individual ▸ Presentational: sociological, collectivistic Performative: cultural, relational #H

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Which perspective is most intuitive to your experience The perspective on identity that is most intuitive to my experience is the performative perspective I see my own identity as being made up of man... View the full answer