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Most Influential Effect of Social

Media on Self- Confidence of an


Individual
Research Instrument

The instrument used in the study was a questionnaire. In


preparation of the instrument, the requirements in the
designing of good data collection instrument were considered.
For instance, statements dealing with general feelings about the
effect of social media on self- confidence of an individual was
toned down to accommodate the knowledge preparedness of
the respondents.
Flow of Instrument Implementation
• The researchers asked permission to conduct a survey to the Grade 12
1 ABM-A students of University of San Agustin

• After the approval, the researchers distributed the questionnaires to


2 the respondents for them to answer

• After the respondents answered the questionnaires, the researchers


3 collected the questionnaires, tallied the data, computed and analyzed

• This led the researchers to make their conclusion and


4 recommendations
Results
Table 1 – Profile of Respondents
Frequency Percent
Sex Male 8 18.6
Female 35 83.4
Total 43 100
Age 17 years old 25 58.14
18 years old 18 41.86
Total 43 100
Table 1 presents the profile of respondents. When
grouped according to sex, 8 or 18.6% are Male and
35 or 83.4% are Female. When grouped according to
age, 25 or 58.14% ages17 years old, 18 or 41.86%
ages18 years old.
Results
Table 2 – when respondents are grouped according to sex
Sex Mean N Description
Male
S1 4.12 8 Highly Influential
S2 4.28 8 Very Highly Influential
S3 3.29 8 Moderately Influential
S4 4.00 8 Highly Influential
S5 4.07 8 Highly Influential
Results
Table 2– when respondents are grouped according to sex
Sex Mean N Description
Male
S6 2.00 8 Less Influential
S7 1.87 8 Slightly influential
S8 3.00 8 Moderately Influential
S9 1.50 8 Not Influential
S10 4.67 8 Very Highly Influential
Results
Table 2 – when respondents are grouped according to sex
Sex Mean N Description
Female
S1 4.50 35 Very Highly Influential
S2 4.30 35 Very Highly Influential
S3 3.29 35 Moderately Influential
S4 4.00 35 Highly Influential
S5 4.07 35 Highly Influential
Results
Table 2 – when respondents are grouped according to sex
Sex Mean N Description
Female
S6 2.00 35 Less Influential
S7 1.87 35 Slightly influential
S8 3.00 35 Moderately Influential
S9 1.50 35 Not Influential
S10 4.67 35 Very Highly Influential
Results
Table 3 - Descriptive Analysis
N Mean Description
S1 43 4.70 Very Highly Influential
S2 43 4.40 Very Highly Influential
S3 43 3.3 Moderately Influential
S4 43 4.07 Highly Influential
S5 43 4.00 Highly Influential
S6 43 2.00 Less Influential
N Mean Description
S7 43 1.87 Slightly Influential
S8 43 3.00 Moderately Influential
S9 43 1.5 Not Influential
S10 43 4.67 Very Highly Influential

Legend; 1–1.8 – Not Influential 1.81-2.6 – Slightly Influential 2.61-3.4 – Moderately Influential
3.41-4.2 – Highly Influential 4.21-5 – Very Highly Influential
Brief Analysis of the Results
The objective of the study is to determine the most influential effect of social media on
self- confidence of an individual. To achieve this goal appropriate and careful research
preparations have been carried out.
The following are the results of this study:
1. Most of the respondents are female ages 17 years old.
2. The most dominant effect of social media influencing the self-confidence of an
individual, statements 1, 2 and 10 are all very highly influential.
3. The number one effect of social media influencing the self-confidence of an individual
is statement 1 that states about the feeling of being supported as a positive effect of
social media.

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