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Does LinkedIn cause imposter syndrome? An empirical examination of well‐being and consumption‐related effects

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By Ben Marder, Ana Javornik, Howard House, Consumption Univeristy
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1 INTRODUCTION Professional social network sites (SNSs) such as LinkedIn and Xing have gained widespread adoption, with LinkedIn alone boasting over 930 million users (Shepherd, 2023). These sites offer a range of benefits for users, such as career advancement opportunities, professional connections, and industry-related knowledge and resources (Cho & Lam, 2020; Ren et al., 2020; Zaglia et al., 2015). Nevertheless, recent research and industry anecdotes suggest a dark side.
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