Person: Garrido Pintado, Pablo
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First Name
Pablo
Last Name
Garrido Pintado
Affiliation
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Faculty / Institute
Comercio y Turismo
Department
Marketing
Area
Comercialización e Investigación de Mercados
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Item Is Facebook a Tool to Achieve True Friendship? A Study from an Ascetic Perspective(Communication and Smart Technologies Proceedings of ICOMTA 2021, 2021) García-Huertas, Juan Gabriel; Sidorenko-Bautista, Pavel; Garrido Pintado, Pablo; Rocha, Álvaro; Barredo, DanielWith the rise of social media networks, young people have found a channel of communication where they can create and maintain their personal relationships. But, among the wide range of possible relationships we should determine the role of true friendship as a vital element in the full development of one’s personality. Although many point out that Facebook is losing followers, it is still the leading social network with 2.8 billion users, 65 percent of whom are under the age of 35. Thus, based on the study of the ascetics of friendship by Pedro Laín Entralgo, we will analyse the way in which Facebook enables this through a study conducted with university students 18 to 22 years of age. The results will allow us to conclude that social networks do not provide the tools necessary to pass from fellowship, camaraderie and sympathy towards the experience of true and fulfilling friendship.Item Is true friendship possible on Facebook? A study from the psychological perspective of Laín Entralgo(Communication & Society, 2022) García Huertas, Juan Gabriel; Garrido Pintado, Pablo; Moreira, José AntonioThe present work aims to analyse the meaning of the concept of friendship through the study of the work of the doctor and philosopher Pedro Laín Entralgo. The initial hypothesis of the study is that the concept of friendship has been used instrumentally by social media networks, and that these do not offer the conditions necessary to fully experience true friendship. To verify this, we focused on the study of the psychological dimensions of friendship proposed by the author, identifying a series of variables and conducting an analysis by means of a survey of university students who are active users of the platform. With these results the descriptive statistics were extracted and a nonparametric analysis was performed of the variables to determine if Facebook does in fact offer the conditions necessary for to experience true friendship in its psychological dimensions. As the results show, to experience true friendship on social networks is difficult, given that the nature of the interactions between users of the platform are not appropriate for this experience. In calling this different type of relationship friendship Facebook benefits from an attractive hook which leads users to generate contacts as a form of currency which benefits the business model of the social media platform. The concept of true friendship is altered, deformed and displaced in favour of other types of relationships.