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<article-title>The Relationship Between Facebook Jealousy, Gender, and Self-Esteem in a Sample of University Students</article-title>
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<author>H. Anda&#x00E7; Demirta&#x015F;-Madran</author>

<aff>Ba&#x015F;kent University, Turkey</aff>

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<title>ABSTRACT</title> 
<p>In this study, the effects of self-esteem, gender, age and duration of the relationship on Facebook
jealousy are investigated. A sample of 245 university students (147 females, 98 males) involved in a
premarital relationship completed demographic interview form, the Facebook Jealousy Questionnaire,
and Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale. The mean age of the participants was 20.61 (<italic>18&#x00B1;30,
SD=2.33</italic>). Multiple correlation analysis and t-test for independent samples were submitted for analyzing
the data. Results indicated that there were no significant gender differences on Facebook Jealousy
scores (<italic>t(243)=-1.08, p =.28</italic>). A significant negative correlation between age and Facebook jealousy
score was founded (r= -.36), but there weren&#x2019;t a statistically significant relationship between self-esteem
and Facebook jealousy.</p>
<p><italic>Keywords: </italic>Jealousy, Romantic jealousy, Facebook jealousy, Close relationships, Self-esteem. </p>
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