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hssr-1772	Zhang Yutong	Solitude and the Online Disinhibition Effect: The Dual Liberation Mechanism of Social Media Commenting Behavior Based on Role Theory	2025.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3466	207	33	Plus , considering that time spent alone can be linked to the time people spent online and on social media , the physical state of being alone may lead to an increase in the amount of time people spend browsing social media platforms ,which could be associated with greater online disinhibitionand in turn with higher levels of online self-disclosure, trolling, and cyber-bullying and lower levels of social connectedness and flourishing.[8] 2.3 Role Theory Role theory explains the generation and transformation of social behaviors through the lens of social roles. Interpretation from the Role Theory Perspective: The Dual Liberation Mechanism of Social Media Commenting Behavior From the perspective of role theory, the dual liberation mechanism in social media commenting behavior is primarily reflected in how solitude and the online disinhibition effect influence the user's role and behavior.	cache/hssr-1772.pdf	txt/hssr-1772.txt