Psychological Aspects of Image Building

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An introduction to the psychology of social media

Brand personality

Types of personal brand

Building a personal image in the digital environment

Bad image

The role of storytelling in image building

Authenticity and online image.

Online image of psychologist

The psychology of engagement and interaction on social media platforms

Psychological mechanisms of user involvement.

Crisis management of image on social media

National branding

Rembranding

Ethics and privacy in social media

Work on an individual project and presentation of individual projects.

Final conclusion on psychological aspect of image building

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Psychological Aspects of Social Media Engagement:

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Privacy and Ethics in Social Media:

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National Branding and Identity:

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Rebranding Strategies:

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Crisis Management in Social Media:

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Digital Ethics and Privacy in Social Media:

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