埃塞俄比亚东南部玛达瓦拉布大学学生的社交媒体成瘾及其相关因素

Tilahun Ermeko, A. Lette, Muhaba Abadir, Abeba Dargie, Andinet Alemayehu, ShambelAlemu, Ebrahim Mohamed
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社交媒体是一项相对较新的技术,对其成瘾及其相关因素的研究很少。它在年轻的大学生中很受欢迎。社交媒体是上瘾的,尤其是用它聊天是非常有吸引力和上瘾的。一旦你登录到这个公共网站,你就可以关注别人的评论、八卦,与整个社会或世界保持联系。你不能在你想停下来的时候停下来,因为你被控制了。本研究旨在评估大学生社交媒体成瘾及其相关因素。一项基于机构的横断面研究于2017年4月11日至30日进行。采用简单的随机抽样方法招募研究参与者。采用预尝式、结构化、自填式问卷收集数据,采用SPSS 20版统计软件进行分析。共有149人(99.3%)被报告为社交媒体用户。从这个数据来看,104人(69.8%)的参与者使用Facebook。在所有使用者中,约有32名(21.3%)学生成瘾。男性、年龄年轻(18-22岁)以及每天过度使用社交媒体等变量与成瘾的可能性显著相关。因此,学生应该通过自我调节,适当限制和使用社交媒体。
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Social Media Addiction and Associated Factors among Madda Walabu University Students, Southeast Ethiopia
Social media is a relatively new technology, and little studies have been conducted on its addiction and associated factors. It has become popular among college and university students of young population. Social media is addictive specially using it for chatting is very attractive and addictive. Once you sign in to this public site, you may follow others’ comments, gossip, and get in touch with the whole society or world. You can’t stop when you want since you are controlled. The present study is designed to evaluate social media addiction and associated factors among university students. An institutional based cross-sectional study was conducted from April 11 - 30 /2017. A simple random sampling method was conducted to recruit the study participants. Data was collected by using pre-tasted, structured and self-administered questioner and analyzed using SPSS version 20 statistical software. A total of 149(99.3%) of respondents were reported as social media users. From this figure the majority 104(69.8%) of participants used Facebook. From the total users about 32(21.3%) of students were addicted. Variables such as being male, young in age (18-22 years), and excessive use of social media per day significantly associated with higher odds of addiction. Therefore, students should limit and use appropriately the social media through self-regulation.
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