Does perceived social networking site security arise from actual and perceived physical safety?
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Highlights：
• People with lower rates of crime in their physical environment tended to perceive their physical environment to be safe.
• People who perceived their physical environment to be safe in turn perceived social networking sites to be secure.
• These findings were consistent across socioeconomic status groups.
• Perceived social networking site security may be derived in part from the physical environment and perceptions of it.
摘要
•People with lower rates of crime in their physical environment tended to perceive their physical environment to be safe.•People who perceived their physical environment to be safe in turn perceived social networking sites to be secure.•These findings were consistent across socioeconomic status groups.•Perceived social networking site security may be derived in part from the physical environment and perceptions of it.
论文关键词：Social perception,Security,Safety,Social media,Social networking sites
论文评审过程：Received 7 April 2020, Revised 8 March 2021, Accepted 9 March 2021, Available online 12 March 2021, Version of Record 21 March 2021.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2021.106779
