Dynamic Facial Emotional Expressions in Self-Presentation Predicted Self-Esteem by Xinlei Zang, Juan Yang

“…Facial Action Units (AUs) scores were extracted from each video frame using OpenFace, and four basic emotions—happiness, sadness, disgust, and fear—were quantified based on the basic emotion theory. …”
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“You can’t imagine how hard it is”: hardship streamers in live crowdfunding by Yueru Yan, Pnina Fichman

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Dramaturgical Nature of Everyday Discourse: A Strategic Approach by N. N. Beloshitskaya

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Examining the role of self-conscious emotions and perfectionistic self-presentation in workplace bullying among Korean nurses: a cross-sectional study by Sun Joo Jang, Haeyoung Lee, Sophia J. Chung

“…Results Among victims, shame-proneness was the most significant factor, followed by anti-bullying training, subjective health status, externalization, current working unit, and total years of experience. Among perpetrators, shame-proneness was also the most significant factor, followed by guilt-proneness, anti-bullying training, externalization, perfectionistic self-presentation, current working unit, detachment/unconcern, subjective health status, and religion. …”
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Understanding the psychological drivers of online self-presentation: a survey study on social media exposure, social comparison, social network type and FOMO by Thi Cam Tu Dinh, Yoonjae Lee

“…This study employs social comparison theory and the fear of missing out as mediators and social network type as a moderator to elucidate the effects of social media exposure on online self-presentation desire. Methods A quantitative survey was conducted among 367 social media users in the United States, recruited via Amazon Mechanical Turk. …”
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Specifics of Brand as Linguocultural Unit (Tula Text of Culture) by G. V. Tokarev

“…It has been established that the assignment of this status to a language unit is possible when it is included in the system of everyday culture and has acquired one of its functions — self-presentation. …”
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Digital Humanities: Is it a New Science or a Set of Models and Practices of the Global Network Project? by R. I. Mamina, E. E. Yelkina

“…Despite the active growth of institutions, technologies, models and practices of Digital Humanities, researchers do not have a unity of views on this direction. The objectives of the study are to analyze approaches to the definition of the concept, typology and basic characteristics of DH. …”
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SPECIFICITY OF STRATEGIC POTENTIAL'S ACTUALIZATION IN PRE-ELECTION DISCOURSE by Elena Grushevskaya

“…A fertile field for solving the problem is the use of strategies for self-presentation and self-identification. As a tool, the concept of "subject focus" is proposed. …”
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Precedent Names of Historical Figures and Realities in Polycode Video Texts of Russian and French Political Advertising: Communicative and Pragmatic Aspect by A. V. Dmitrieva, M. V. Golomidova

“…It is established that the precedent names of historical figures and realities in Russian video texts are characterized by a greater variety than similar language units in French video clips. It is noted that the considered precedent names in French videos serve exclusively for the implementation of the communicative strategy of self-presentation, while in Russian video clips precedent signs are used in the framework of strategies of self-presentation and discredit.…”
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Pragmatic Syncretism in the Use of Hedges (Based on Russian Thesis Reviews) by E. Yu. Viktorova

“…The author introduces  the notion of pragmatic syncretism  which involves the  merging  or  assimilation  of  several  pragmatic  functions  performed   by one linguistic unit while realizing several illocutionary tasks. …”
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Impact of Active Case Finding on Treatment Outcomes in Adult Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients by S. А. Sterlikov, V. B. Gаlkin, B. M. Mаliev, А. А. Shirokovа, V. А. Khorotetto, А. S. Mаyzhegishevа

“…Patients detected actively versus those detected by self presentation to a medical unit had a lower level of positive results of smear microscopy (aOR = 2.7; p < 0.01) and lung tissue destruction (aOR = 1.4; p = 0.01), but the level of positive culture was equal (aOR = 0.9; p = 0.6).  …”
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Prognostic model of socio-pedagogical assistance to employment of university graduates by Ljubov G. Pak, Elena G. Kameneva, Ljubov A. Kochemasova, Yulia A. Sokolova

“…The organizational and technological unit of the authors model describing the set of organizational conditions of the optimal functioning of the model is considered. …”
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Formation of Literary Image of I. M. Muravyov-Apostol by A. A. Okhremenko

“…Derzhavin with whom they were united by similar attitude to the literary and civil issues, as well as interest in ancient culture and translation of satirical works and odic poetry of Horace. …”
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The city as context: culture and scale in new immigrant destinations by Wendy Cadge, Sara Curran, B.Nadya Jaworsky, Peggy Levitt

“…In contrast, migration scholars around the world, but in the United States in particular, have produced a large body of work on new destinations and contexts of reception. …”
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Language play on Russian-language Internet forums by Marina V. Radchenko

“…In informal computer-mediated communication, the phenomenon of language play, as a manifestation of linguistic creativity, serves as a means of self-presentation and entertainment, impacting all levels of the language system, primarily the orthographic and lexical level, as well as the level of word-formation. …”
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Two pulmonary emboli in a psych pod by Samantha A. King, Seth M. Kelly, Adam C. Richardson, Kyle R. Fischer, Angela D. Smedley

“…Abstract Background A female patient known to have schizoaffective disorder self‐presented to an emergency department in a state of acute agitation and paranoia shortly after a 35‐day inpatient stay at a psychiatric facility. …”
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