과도한 SNS 집착에 따른 이용자의 자아정체성 혼란에 관한 고찰 - 마기꾼과 사진 보정 카메라 앱 사례를 중심으로 -

Abstract

An increasing number of users are overly obsessed with social media by succumbing to the temptation of vanity to decorate their own images exposed to other people's eyes more beautiful than they really are. As seen in the case of people not taking off their masks even after COVID-19 calms down, this is not a problem only for teenagers. People who do not have a stable self-identity tend to cling to the public self-image shown to others, and avoidance adaptation in the way of decorating and exaggerating this eventually increases their sensitivity to criticism and rejection of others. Eventually, if psychological inflexibility is strengthened, the possibility of continuing repetitive obsession increases even though it is not an appropriate choice, and it can progress to a serious stage such as body dysmorphic disorder. The same is true for preoccupation with prestige, status, prestige, etc., as well as physical appearance image. Psychiatric support, including cognitive counseling therapy, is appropriate for students who are already suffering with difficulties. Preventive education is needed from the perspective of ethical education for all students who are sensitive to photos, views, likes, and followers on SNS. There is a need for educational content that enhances the integrity of one's self-identity. It is desirable to provide guidance and practice drills on psychological mechanisms and options that help people escape in the process of rising risk.