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Social Media's Impact on Student Performance

This chapter presents the results of a data analysis conducted through a questionnaire distributed to 50 respondents. The questionnaire used a 5-point Likert scale to determine respondents' level of agreement with various statements regarding social media use for academic purposes. Statistical analysis of the data included reliability tests, percentages, frequencies, means, standard deviations, ANOVA, and independent sample tests. Key findings from the analysis included that most respondents agree that social media provides a useful platform for academic group work and communicating with lecturers, though some feel it can be a distraction or negatively impact academic performance.
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Social Media's Impact on Student Performance

This chapter presents the results of a data analysis conducted through a questionnaire distributed to 50 respondents. The questionnaire used a 5-point Likert scale to determine respondents' level of agreement with various statements regarding social media use for academic purposes. Statistical analysis of the data included reliability tests, percentages, frequencies, means, standard deviations, ANOVA, and independent sample tests. Key findings from the analysis included that most respondents agree that social media provides a useful platform for academic group work and communicating with lecturers, though some feel it can be a distraction or negatively impact academic performance.
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Presentation, Interpretation and Analysis

Chapter 4
Introduction Most students agree
This chapter presented the 1. Social media provides a useful platform
results of data analysis that has been for academic group work.
undertaken and has been achieved from
the studies. The data were collected
through questionnaire distributed by the 80%
researchers. A five-point liker scale was
used to identify respondent’s level of 60%

FREQUNECY
agreement on the statement given. The
40%
scale are as follows:, 3-agree, 2-neutral, 72%
2-disagree. Statistical Package for 20%
Social Sciences Version 16.0 to get 18% 10%
reliability, percentage, frequency, mean, 0%
standard deviation, ANOVA and AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE
independent sample test.
Fig. 2
Analysis of Demographic Data
The research which conducted
has 50respondents. Among them are
male which is 23 and there were 27 2. Use social media to communicate with
females. Female respondents are more lecturers for academic purposes.
than male respondents. The range of
respondent’s age is between 17 to 20 60%
years old. The gender analysis of 50%
respondents is depicted below (Figure
FREQUENCY

40%
I).
30%
54%
Analysis on the effects of Social 20% 40%
Media in their academic 10%
6%
performances 0%
AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE
GENDER
Fig. 3

23% 27% FEMALE


MALE

Figure 1
3. Use social media to share work 5. Sharing notes or information about
collaboratively (with my peers) for
lectures via social networking sites
academic purposes.
leads students to think that they do not
have to attend lectures.

40%
60%
30% 50%
FREQUENCY

FREQUENCY
40%
20% 38% 30%
32% 56%
30%
20%
10% 34%
10% 10%
0% 0%
AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE

Fig. 4
Fig. 6

4. Social media leads to procrastination. 6. Using social media while doing


assignments negatively affects the
60% quality of your work.
50%
FREQUENCY

40% 80%
30%
52% 60%
FREQUENCY

20%
30%
10% 18% 40%
0% 64%
AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE 20%
22% 14%
0%
Fig. 5 AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE

Fig. 7
7. Believe that social media has affected 9. Feel more comfortable in the virtual
my academic performance negatively. world than in real life.

40% 50%

30% 40%

FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY

30%
20% 38% 36% 20% 40% 36%
26%
10% 10% 24%
0% 0%
AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE

Fig. 8 Fig. 10

10. Friends made through social media are


8. Feel that social media is a distraction in
trustworthy.
my academic learning activities.

60%
60%
FREQUENCY

40%
FREQUENCY

40%
50%
20% 48% 20%
32% 22% 28%
20%
0% 0%
AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE AGREE NEUTRAL DISAGREE

Fig. 11
Fig. 9
1. I have felt a strong to check my phone 3. I find it distracting when other students
to see if anything new has happened. use mobile devices in lectures/tutorials

80% 60%

FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY

60%
40%
40%
68% 48%
20%
20% 26% 26%
26% 6%
0% 0%
ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER

Fig. 12 Fig. 14

2. I have found that it is difficult to 4. I interact with my family more than on


concentrate in the library because I am social media
distracted by devices.
60%
80%
50%
FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY

60% 40%
40% 30%
66% 50%
20%
20% 22% 28%
24% 10% 10%
0% 0%
ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER

Fig. 13 Fig. 14
5. I express myself more with my friends 1. I want to interact more with the
than on social on social media. members of my family because of social
media
80% 50%

60% 40%
FREQUENCY

FREQUENCY
30%
40% 46%
60% 20% 40%
20% 10%
28% 14%
12%
0% 0%
ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER

8. I have better communication with the


6. I interact with my family more because
members of my family because
of social media.

80% 80%

60%
FREQUENCY

60%
FREQUENCY

40% 40%
74% 60%
20% 20%
30%
20% 6% 10%
0% 0%
ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
9. I can express myself more with the 10. My relationship with my family
members is much better after using
members of my family because of social
media. social media.

50% 80%

40% 60%

FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY

30%
40%
20% 40% 40% 64%
20%
10% 20% 24%
12%
0%
0%
ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER

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