02923nam a22002897a 4500 16975 OCLRC 20260731013050.0 260624t xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d OCLRC T 150 2024 0133 Enero, Christine Eds L. Effects of social media representation on masculine stereotypes: harnessing self-identity mental health program/ Christine Eds L. Enero, Jhowannalyn R. Lonzaga, Ann Luisse M. Manuel, Syron Paul T. Navales, & Michelle Anne D. Pardo. Parañaque City: Olivarez College, 2024. Undergraduate thesis. In an era influenced by technology, social media platforms have emerged as influential shapers of societal expectations and perceptions, particularly regarding gender roles and expressions. This study delves into the relationship between social media representation of masculinity and their influence on the male candidates of Mister and Miss Olivarez College 2024 at Olivarez College in Paranaque City. The researchers also executed the implementation of the Self-Identity Mental Health Program to evaluate its effectiveness centering on the participants. It specifically aims to understand how these representations reinforce masculine stereotypes and, importantly, how a self-identity program can positively increase the participants{92} perception of masculinity. The findings of this research were essential in understanding the implications of social media representation on masculinity, particularly for the male candidates for Mister and Miss Olivarez College 2024. The Self-Identity Mental Health Program Offers an innovative approach to increase and improve mental well-being among the candidates by empowering them to challenge and redefine their self-concept, improving their self-esteem in an environment marked by complex and influential media portrayals, in support of the gathered literature of the study. This study contributed to the evolving importance of the role of social media in shaping perceptions of masculinity and underscore the importance of specifically tailored intervention strategies that promote positive self-identity and self-esteem, along with mental health, among individuals, such as the male candidates of Mister and Miss Olivarez College 2024. By addressing the specific needs of this demographic, this research aims to offer a path toward a more inclusive and mentally healthier society within the Olivarez College community in Paranaque City. social media representation masculinity self-identity males Olivarez College Lonzaga, Jhowannalyn R. Manuel Ann Luisse M. Navalez, Syron Paul T. Pardo, Michelle Anne D. THES T 150 2024 0133 16975 16975 0 0 0 0 LRC GR 2026-07-31 0 T 150 2024 0133 2026-07-31 01:30:50 2026-07-31 THES