The Effect of Social Media Use on the Academic Success and Attitude of Students

Erçağ, Erinç; Tezer, Murat

doi:10.21506/j.ponte.2017.7.11

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“…Another striking condition lies in the feeling of happiness after getting a positive response from content shared on social media, which the users who live in the rural area/village are happier than others. Distribution of wellbeing conditions in relation to activity in terms of domicile can provide a general overview of the distribution of social media users' demographics and their relation to psychological effects [28], [29]. The continued effect on wellbeing conditions from those obtained from this analysis is with regard to the contribution of content shared on social media to users based on their domicile clusters [24], [28], [30].…”

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confidence: 83%

“…Distribution of wellbeing conditions in relation to activity in terms of domicile can provide a general overview of the distribution of social media users' demographics and their relation to psychological effects [28], [29]. The continued effect on wellbeing conditions from those obtained from this analysis is with regard to the contribution of content shared on social media to users based on their domicile clusters [24], [28], [30]. The strong condition of variability and the distribution of individual wellbeing conditions in activity in social media are also evidenced by testing the mean differences in Table 5.…”

Section: Graph 1 the Differential Item Functioning (Dif) Of The Use Omentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Pearson Correlation .577 .000 A significant relationship between the level of activity of social media usage and the individual wellbeing condition is one of the key factors. Changes in self-atmosphere such as happiness, emotional control, self-disclosure, and mood are some important things to note due to the use of social media [26], [28], [31]. This is reinforced with the fact that the duration of social media usage by the respondents is high.…”

Section: The Tendency Of Social Media Addictionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Wellbeing Effect of Social Media Postings Analysis Using Rasch Models

Ardi¹,

Sukmawati²,

Ifdil³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Multidisciplinary and Applications (WMA) 2018, 24-25 January 2018, Padang

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Social media usage is a highly developed research in the last decade. This media impact is positively related to the marketing process, communication, politics, news and the other latest information. However, the sharing of personal life, feelings or problems will affect the state of mental health (wellbeing). This study examined the effect of social media use to the condition of psychological wellbeing after the activity was performed. The research data was collected using ZSAI inventory (Zadrian Social-Media Addiction Inventory) with the sample consists of 326 people. Data analysis was performed by using Rasch model analysis. The analysis on the research results shows that there is a significant relationship between the usages of social media with the condition of individual subjective well-being. The users feels more comfortable and happy when the content that they shares through social media gets positive responses from others, feeling "empty" if cannot access social media in period of time, the needs to express personal feelings/problems on social media. Nevertheless, the social media users tend to feel addicted and lost productivity by using it.

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Section: Graph 1 the Differential Item Functioning (Dif) Of The Use Omentioning

confidence: 83%

Section: Graph 1 the Differential Item Functioning (Dif) Of The Use Omentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Tendency Of Social Media Addictionmentioning

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Wellbeing Effect of Social Media Postings Analysis Using Rasch Models

Ardi¹,

Sukmawati²,

Ifdil³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Multidisciplinary and Applications (WMA) 2018, 24-25 January 2018, Padang

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“…The utilization of social media, which has experienced extensive adoption and popularity, has engendered several communication modalities among individuals (Bedir, 2016). Individuals allocate a substantial amount of their time engaging with social media platforms, a behavior that has the potential to foster addiction (Chegeni et al, 2021).…”

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Reliability and Validity Study of the Social Media Addiction Scale:

A Almutarie

2024

مجلة إتحاد الجامعات العربية لبحوث الإعلام و تکنولوجيا الإتصال

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“…Advancement of social technologies and the use of social media have greatly impacted learning behavior, academic achievements, professional identity formation and attitudes of university students [1][2][3][4]. Social media have become a significant part of young people's lives, as recent data indicated that 17.4% of the netizens in China are 20~29 years old [5].…”

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Social media usage of chinese nursing students: Attitudes, motivations, mental health problems, and self-disclosure

Zhu

Yang²,

Ding³

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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Background Excessive self-disclosure online may risk the reputations, mental health problems, and professional lives of nursing students. This study investigated nursing students’ usage of social media, their attitudes towards social media, mental health problems and self-disclosures, and the relationships of these variables. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted online (n = 1054) with questionnaires of Fear of Missing Out (FoMO), Social Media Fatigue (SMF), Students’ Uses and Views of Social Media (SUVSM) and self-disclosure in social media which included self-information shown on social media and information viewed by others. Results Although most of them held positive attitudes towards social media, 17.4% of the participants acknowledged that they had posted inappropriate contents online and 37.6% witnessed improper posts from schoolmates or teachers online. SMF was affected by familiar with relevant regulations on the social media usage (β = -.10, p < .001), FoMO (β = .41, p < .001), and SUVSM (β = .17, p < .001). Additionally, nearly 1/3 participants reported their net-friends could view following information: gender, age, occupation, education level and location. Self- disclosure in social media was positively influenced by education (β = .10, p < .001), sharing moments or Weibo, etc. (β = .009, P = 0.009), time spent on social media daily (β = .11, p < .001), accepting stranger’s “friend request” (β = .06, P = 0.047), FoMO (β = .14, p < .001) and SMF (β = .19, p < .001). Furthermore, effect of SUVSM on self-disclosure in social media was mediated by FoMO and SMF. Conclusion Inappropriate contents are posted and witnessed by appreciable proportions of nursing students. Positive attitude towards social media may strengthen FoMO and SMF, which may increase self-disclosure in social media in turn.

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The Effect of Social Media Use on the Academic Success and Attitude of Students

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