Nejc Ašič (Author), Darja Kobal Grum (Author)

Abstract

Spletno sramotenje je odziv množice spletnih uporabnikov na posameznika, ki naj bi kršil socialno normo. Namen študije je bil prepoznati oblike spletnega sramotenja in različne motive spletnih uporabnikov za spletno sramotenje. S kvalitativnim pristopom multiple študije primera smo analizirali 24.382 spletnih komentarjev iz šestih različnih primerov slovenskega spletnega sramotenja. Prepoznali smo pet oblik spletnega sramotenja: ustrahovanje, vigilantizem, fanatizem, pozivanje k odpovedi/opravičilu in norčevanje. Na slovenskem vzorcu smo dodatno opredelili dve specifični obliki sramotenja, ki ju v tuji literaturi nismo zasledili, in sicer psihološko razvrednotenje in diskreditacijo. Žrtve sramotenja so po mnenju spletnih uporabnikov prekršile socialno normo na tri najpogostejše načine: po pomoti, zaradi indiferentnosti do drugih ali zaradi načrtnega škodovanja drugim. Spletni uporabniki so se najpogosteje norčevali iz žrtev, ki so socialno normo kršile po pomoti, medtem ko so bile žrtve, ki naj bi namerno škodovale drugim ljudem, najpogosteje ustrahovane. Norme, ki jih je žrtev kršila, so izhajale iz socialnega in religioznega vrednotnega tipa. Ugotovili smo, da lahko sočutje do subjekta, ki naj bi bil prizadet zaradi kršenja norm, privede do agresivnejših oblik sramotenja. Študija ima lahko praktično vrednost za vse strokovne profile, ki se ukvarjajo s spletnimi uporabniki, saj ugotovitve raziskave pomagajo razumeti kontekst izvajanja spletnega sramotenja.

Keywords

spletno sramotenje;družbena omrežja;multipla študija primera;tematska analiza;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC: 159.9:[364.636:077.5]
COBISS: 220352771 Link will open in a new window
ISSN: 2350-5141
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Violation of social norms and online shaming in Slovenia
Secondary abstract: Online shaming is the response of a mass of online users to an individual who is perceived to have broken a social norm. The aim of the study was to identify forms of online shaming and the different motives of online users for online shaming. Using a qualitative multiple case study approach, we analysed 24,382 online comments from six different cases of Slovenian online shaming. We have identified five forms of online shaming: bullying, vigilantism, bigotry, calls for resignation/apology and ridicule. In the Slovenian sample, we further identified two specific forms of shaming not found in the foreign literature, namely psychological devaluation and discreditation. According to online users, victims of shaming have broken the social norm in three of the most common ways: by mistake, by indifference to others or by deliberately harming others. Online users were most likely to make fun of victims who broke the social norm by mistake, while victims who deliberately harm other people are most likely to be bullied. The norms violated by the victim were based on social and religious values. We have found that sympathy for the subject who is supposedly affected by the norm violation can lead to more aggressive forms of shaming. The study may have practical value for all professional profiles dealing with online users, as the findings help to understand the context in which online shaming is practised.
Secondary keywords: online shaming;social media;multiple case study;thematic analysis;
Type (COBISS): Article
Pages: str. 182-200
Issue: ǂLetn. ǂ33
Chronology: 2024
ID: 25660816