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Emily posts on Facebook regularly, but it often causes conflict. She posts a party photo for her friends to see, and her parents complain about her social habits. She posts a religious message for her religious friends, but then at work someone comments about how she is always trying to convert others. These are all examples of challenges withcivil inattention.impression management.audience segregation.saving face
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