This study assesses whether Facebook users have different 'connection strategies,'a term
which describes a suite of Facebook-related relational communication activities, and …

This study explores the relationship between perceived bridging social capital and specific
Facebook-enabled communication behaviors using survey data from a sample of US adults …

New media researchers have shown that Facebook use and norms of online communicative
behaviors can affect people's social network formation and self-perceived social capital …

In this chapter, we will describe two related strands of research-social capital gains and
online/offline interaction patterns-to explicate the mechanisms by which social capital is …

Research in computer-mediated communication has consistently asserted that Facebook
use is positively correlated with social capital. This research has drawn primarily on …

Research has established a positive relationship between Facebook use and perceptions of
social capital, a construct that describes the total resources− both potential and actual …

Though social network site use is often treated as a monolithic activity, in which all time is
equally social and its impact the same for all users, we examine how Facebook affects social …

Social capital has become a key concept in the study of social network sites such as
Facebook. An influential body of literature has emerged which links the accumulation of …

This study examines the relationship between use of Facebook, a popular online social
network site, and the formation and maintenance of social capital. In addition to assessing …

Facebook has become an increasingly important tool for people engaging in a range of
communication behaviors, including requesting help from their social network to address …