To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites

This study describes how attitude, emotions, sense of community and social identify of the young adults who engage in Twitter predict and affect their actual use of the said social networking site (SNS). A total of 262 respondents composed the entire sample. Multiple regression and Sobel test were u...

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Main Authors: Angeles, Mayko D. R., Manuel, Lheen C.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-58552021-04-22T03:43:33Z To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites Angeles, Mayko D. R. Manuel, Lheen C. This study describes how attitude, emotions, sense of community and social identify of the young adults who engage in Twitter predict and affect their actual use of the said social networking site (SNS). A total of 262 respondents composed the entire sample. Multiple regression and Sobel test were used for data and mediation analysis. Results yielded a significant relationship among attitude and social identity towards the actual use of SNS. However, sense of community did not establish a relationship among the variables and the effect were also not mediated by emotions. The findings of the present study signify that sadness, anger and anxiety of young adults can affect their attitude and social identity towards their actual use of SNS. 2011-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/5259 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Online social networks—Psychological aspects Psychology
institution De La Salle University
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Philippines
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topic Online social networks—Psychological aspects
Psychology
spellingShingle Online social networks—Psychological aspects
Psychology
Angeles, Mayko D. R.
Manuel, Lheen C.
To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
description This study describes how attitude, emotions, sense of community and social identify of the young adults who engage in Twitter predict and affect their actual use of the said social networking site (SNS). A total of 262 respondents composed the entire sample. Multiple regression and Sobel test were used for data and mediation analysis. Results yielded a significant relationship among attitude and social identity towards the actual use of SNS. However, sense of community did not establish a relationship among the variables and the effect were also not mediated by emotions. The findings of the present study signify that sadness, anger and anxiety of young adults can affect their attitude and social identity towards their actual use of SNS.
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author Angeles, Mayko D. R.
Manuel, Lheen C.
author_facet Angeles, Mayko D. R.
Manuel, Lheen C.
author_sort Angeles, Mayko D. R.
title To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
title_short To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
title_full To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
title_fullStr To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
title_full_unstemmed To tweet or not to tweet: A mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
title_sort to tweet or not to tweet: a mediation analysis of factors that predict the use of social network sites
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2011
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/5259
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