Announcing Pregnancy Loss on Facebook: A Decision-Making Framework for Stigmatized Disclosures ...
summary
Interviews with 27 U.S. women who experienced pregnancy loss produce a decision-making framework that lists societal, network, self, audience, platform/affordance and temporal factors and claims that network-level reciprocal disclosures drive broadcasts after others post; anonymous sites like BabyCenter and awareness campaigns often catalyze later Facebook posts; one-to-many and asynchronous affordances reduce painful one‑on‑one talks; pregnancy loss affects ~20% of recognized pregnancies while 55% of Americans think it is rare; designs should surface similar others and default life‑event choices.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:36disclosure decision-making framework
- 8:02Platform and Affordance-related Factors
- 8:13one-to-many disclosures
- 8:55asynchronous communication
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