More than half the UK population are expected to use the social networking site Facebook or Twitter for "retaliation", anger, slander, reviled boss, colleagues and friends, resulting in a new survey published in a British broadcaster said on 21.05.
According to AFP, the conclusions are based on survey ... 2000 British.
TV program Hell on Wheels day 5.21 released survey results, showing 52% of the 2,000 Britons surveyed admitted and expected to "retaliate".
Many Facebook users to "vent" - Photo: AFP
And 57% of people surveyed said that social networking is a safe place to vent, "sending the words lashing out" and slander each other.
Colleagues classified the target was "retaliation" No. 1 on the network, then the boss and friends.
69% of survey participants acknowledged that the use of social networks often makes them want to "retaliate" those who make their life angry.
Professor Frank Webster City University in London (UK) said: "The survey results alarming. But can explain. The reason people are always in conflict with each other. And the long days filled with conflict will lead to conflict. So do not dare to face each other to vent all my anger, conflict resolution, many people have chosen social network. "
However, Mr. Webster did not agree with the conclusions of this survey that retaliatory behavior, lashing out, society is unacceptable in today's society.
"Could it be we want to live in a society where people meet each other, but pretended to speak ill of fun together (back) on the network?" Said Webster share.
According to AFP, the conclusions are based on survey ... 2000 British.
TV program Hell on Wheels day 5.21 released survey results, showing 52% of the 2,000 Britons surveyed admitted and expected to "retaliate".
Many Facebook users to "vent" - Photo: AFP
And 57% of people surveyed said that social networking is a safe place to vent, "sending the words lashing out" and slander each other.
Colleagues classified the target was "retaliation" No. 1 on the network, then the boss and friends.
69% of survey participants acknowledged that the use of social networks often makes them want to "retaliate" those who make their life angry.
Professor Frank Webster City University in London (UK) said: "The survey results alarming. But can explain. The reason people are always in conflict with each other. And the long days filled with conflict will lead to conflict. So do not dare to face each other to vent all my anger, conflict resolution, many people have chosen social network. "
However, Mr. Webster did not agree with the conclusions of this survey that retaliatory behavior, lashing out, society is unacceptable in today's society.
"Could it be we want to live in a society where people meet each other, but pretended to speak ill of fun together (back) on the network?" Said Webster share.
