Excessive Usage of Internet on Selected Senior High School Students at Bestlink College of the Philippines

Vol.3, No.1D

Abstract

Our society uses the net daily, not only for enterprise purposes but non-public ones. Online conversation is rising exponentially daily, becoming vital to social life. Social media utilization is mainly increasing amongst young people. The main aim of this lookup was to explore the habits and attitudes concerning the utilization of social networks among college students in one Croatian High school. The core sample consisted of 60 excessive school students, aged between 14 and 18, who executed the Social Network Usage Questionnaire (SNU) online, designed for this research's cause. The consequences confirmed that high school and college students spend between 1 and 5 hours daily on social media. Most participants use social structures such as Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. Elements of risky behaviour linked with immoderate internet usage, including accepting unknown pal requests on Facebook, have also been detected. Participants consider using the Internet at some stage in their free time with the family undesirable. The outcomes of this research can be used for academic purposes such as education for high college students with an emphasis on training online communication skills. Moreover, including instructors, dads and moms in education can be beneficial. This coaching may help present beneficial statistics about the content material with excessive requirements of first-class and recognise potentially risky conduct on the web that wants to be avoided.