According to Fein & Spencer (1997), one of the most profound understandings of the human psychological thought processes is that of the self and others influence the images of how we see ourselves. Peoples’ self-concepts of themselves are imagined and reimaged by others through social interactions with family, friends, and associates and the sociocultural influences of organizations, work-relations, clubs, churches, and social media. According to Oberst, Wegmann, Stodt, Brand, & Chamarro (2017), in a study published by the Journal of Adolescence, the influences of social networking attracts many children that runs a risk of suffering from negative psychological consequences, like photo bullying, causing self-identity anxiety, depression in young girls.