[영작 에세이] Social Self-disclosure by Family-Oriented Social Network Services

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All relationships, including family, are based on intimacy. In Family Communication: Cohesion and Change, one of the characteristics of intimacy is “a detailed and deep knowledge and understanding arising from close personal connection or familiar experience” (Galvin and Brommel 64). A series of studies have been done on how communication affects the intimacy of the family. For an accurate perception toward the family members, it is suggested to make open self-disclosure as an effective communication strategy. Self-disclosure is a willingness to reveal personal information to others. Intimacy forms while the listener starts to trust the speaker more for taking risk of disclosing private information (Galvin and Brommel 78). This interaction between self-disclosure and intimacy provides a basis of understanding the goal of family communication; forming trust and intimacy.
In the article The Female World of Cards and Holiday, Micaela Di Leonardo defines kin work as “the conception, maintenance, and ritual celebration of cross-household kin ties” (442). As one of the key aspects of kin work, I will focus on the work of keeping contact by Social Network Services (SNS).

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