Therefore, not all research accurately represents the influence of SNSs usage on identity development and social relations. Personality and cultural variations may be stronger predictors of behaviors rather than online behaviors influencing identity development. Moreover, the intensity and frequency of SNSs usage matters for managing relationships online (Steinfield et al., 2008). In addition, self-concept clarity and friendship quality was found to moderate socializing online (Israelashvili, Kim, & Bukobza, 2012). Also, poor self-concept and lack of offline friends leads to less satisfaction poor friendship quality on SNSs (Davis, 2013; Jin, 2013). While a few important friendships can be established online, most online relationships are superficial (Davis,
Therefore, not all research accurately represents the influence of SNSs usage on identity development and social relations. Personality and cultural variations may be stronger predictors of behaviors rather than online behaviors influencing identity development. Moreover, the intensity and frequency of SNSs usage matters for managing relationships online (Steinfield et al., 2008). In addition, self-concept clarity and friendship quality was found to moderate socializing online (Israelashvili, Kim, & Bukobza, 2012). Also, poor self-concept and lack of offline friends leads to less satisfaction poor friendship quality on SNSs (Davis, 2013; Jin, 2013). While a few important friendships can be established online, most online relationships are superficial (Davis,