Media Self Research Articles

Hubungan Tingkat Stres dengan Social Media Self Disclosure pada Mahasiswa

The burden faced by students during lectures can cause stress. The stress faced by students requires students to find ways to deal with stress. One method used by students is to vent negative feelings in the form of stress on social media or what is called social media self-disclosure. The aim of this research is to determine the correlation between stress levels and social media self-disclosure in students. This research is a correlational analytical research using a cross sectional approach. The population in this study were students at the Faculty of Health Sciences, namely 429 students with a total research sample of 207 respondents selected using proportional random sampling techniques. The research results showed that the majority of respondents with mild levels of stress had moderate social media self disclosure, namely 109 respondents (52.6%). The statistical test results of the relationship between stress levels and social media self-disclosure in students using the spearman rank correlation test showed that p-value = 0.000 α = 0.05, which means there is a relationship between stress levels and social media self-disclosure in students. The correlation coefficient value obtained is 0.379 which can be interpreted as meaning that the relationship between stress levels and social media self-disclosure in students has a weak correlation with a positive relationship direction, which means that the higher the stress level, the higher the level of social media self-disclosure. Students should be able to use social media appropriately to reduce the stress they face.

Evaluating E-leadership Self-efficacy Through Social Media Efficacy and Participation

Social media, unlike other resources, is nowadays an organizational resource. The reason can be attributed to its vast and extensive usage in sharing relevant information within a group and its influence on communication and organizational dynamics. The study investigates the role of individual social media self-efficacy (SMSE) and social media participation (SMP) on E-Leadership self-efficacy (ELSE). It further explores the mediating role of individual social media collective efficacy (SMCE) and SMP on SMSE and ELSE. Data for the study were collected from the employees of ITES firms in Delhi NCR, Bengaluru and Pune, India by the online survey method. A total of 478 respondents who were actively engaged in social media activities such as sending and sharing relevant information on different social media groups were included. Structural Equation Modelling followed by mediation analysis was conducted using AMOS 22 and Process Macro software, respectively, to analyse the structural and mediation relationship among the different constructs. The findings confirmed the positive influence of SMSE and participation on collective efficacy and e-leadership efficacy. The study extends the current literature and integrates social media self, collective efficacy, and participation to investigate ELSE in the perspective of IT organizations.

Role of Digital Media Self - Efficacy, Gender and Self - Directed Leaning on Cognitive Engagement among Young Adults: A Digital Gender Divide

Role of Digital Media Self - Efficacy, Gender and Self - Directed Leaning on Cognitive Engagement among Young Adults: A Digital Gender Divide

Media Self Regulation and its Challenges

Media Self Regulation and its Challenges

Description of Van Hiele's geometry thinking ability in solving open ended problems in the 7E-Learning Cycle in terms of self efficacy

Provision of geometry material carried out at several levels of education confirms that the burden of children's knowledge in receiving different geometry material is adjusted to the ability of children at each stage. This agrees with the theory of geometry thinking conveyed by Van Hiele. One of the constructivism learning models that is expected to be able to improve problem solving skills in students, including the 7E Learning Cycle model. The purpose of this study is (1) to describe the development of Van Hiele Geometry thinking skills in students in solving open ended problems in 7E Learning Cycle learning, and (2) describe the Van Hiele Geometry thinking skills of students in solving Open Ended problems in terms of Self Efficacy in learning 7E Learning Cycle. The population in this study were students of class IX Junior High Schoolof 2 Kudus. Sampling was done by using purposive sampling technique, 6 subjects were selected, with 2 subjects for low self efficacy, 2 subjects for medium self efficacy and 2 high self efficacy subjects from class IX A as the experimental class.

Gender Differences in Video Game Play: Practices of Teenaged Players from Pakistan

The present research study aimed to examining gender differences in gaming patterns and preferences of teenage gamers in Pakistan. The gaming patterns involve frequency of game play and time spent on game play. The video game preferences were measured by exploring game genres and style(mode) in which game players mostly play. The study was quantitative and survey is conducted by using purposive research method as only game player were selected as sample from schools of Islamabad, Pakistan. The close ended questionnaire adapted from ‘Media Self Report Questionnaire’ used by Elliot (2006), Bajovic (2012) and Hodge (2019) was filled by 576 respondents. The study found that teenage girls and boys significantly differ in terms of frequency of game play and time spent on video gaming. It was found that boys mostly play in multiplayer mode and prefer to play action, role playing game and sports game genres. On the other hand girls’ prefer single player mode and adventure, action and horror game genres. The present research can be used as baseline exploratory study for future studies in the domain of video gaming.

ANALYSIS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SELF DIRECTED LEARNING IN LEARNING ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSE

Self Directed Learning is the actions taken by which the students independently take initiative to assess their own learning needs, set up learning goals with implementation of appropriate strategies and evaluate learning outcome. This study aims to find out how Students of Nursing at Unika Santu paulus Ruteng, Flores implement self Directed Learning in learning English for Specific Purposes (ESP). It’s mixed method research combining the use of quantitative and qualitative study. For the purpose of quantitative study, it’s used total sampling. Therefore, all 6th semester students numbered 32 were chosen as the samples of the research. Meanwhile for the purpose of qualitative study, it’s chosen 6 students taken purposively. The research result showed that most students of Nursing Unika Santu Paulus Ruteng 23 (71.9%) implemented medium Self Directed Learning in learning English for Specific Purpose (ESP). It’s furthermore supported by the findings of qualitative study which was elaborated and described based on Self Directed Learning processes namely 1) self learning awareness, 2) planning to learn, 3) learning goal, 4) being discipline to learn, 5) self confident, 6) hard working to learn, and 7) originality. The findings would be the suggestions for school authorities in particular English teacher to plan for applying Self Directed Learning in learning English for Specific Purpose at Nursing Study program Unika Santu Paulus Ruteng, Flores. By knowing earlier the concept and how to apply SDL, students of Nursing have a free will to implement it in learning English.Keywords: SDL, learning English, ESP, nursing students

Negative eWOM on social media: role of individual, contextual and social determinants

This study aims to expand the understanding of factors that lead to consumers' intentions to engage in negative e-word-of-mouth (NEWOM) on social media, following a negative experience. In particular, the study empirically suggests that perceived power over social media and negative emotions positively influence NEWOM intentions while reappraisal of emotion regulations has a negative influence on NEWOM intentions. Perceived homophily and the factors of social cognitive theory including social outcome expectations and social media self efficacy are found to have a significant impact on consumer's perception of power and control on social media. Brand attributions after a negative experience were found to influence negative emotions among consumers. Thus, including different individual, social and contextual factors, the study proposes a research model, which is designed using structural equation modelling (SEM) and tested using AMOS21. Finally, pertinent managerial and theoretical implications are highlighted.

Negative eWOM on Social Media: Role of Individual, Contextual and Social Determinants

This study aims to expand the understanding of factors that lead to consumers' intentions to engage in negative e-word-of-mouth (NEWOM) on social media, following a negative experience. In particular, the study empirically suggests that perceived power over social media and negative emotions positively influence NEWOM intentions while reappraisal of emotion regulations has a negative influence on NEWOM intentions. Perceived homophily and the factors of social cognitive theory including social outcome expectations and social media self efficacy are found to have a significant impact on consumer's perception of power and control on social media. Brand attributions after a negative experience were found to influence negative emotions among consumers. Thus, including different individual, social and contextual factors, the study proposes a research model, which is designed using structural equation modelling (SEM) and tested using AMOS21. Finally, pertinent managerial and theoretical implications are highlighted.

Data Publics: Urban Protest, Analytics and the Courts

Data Publics: Urban Protest, Analytics and the Courts

ANALISIS KEMAMPUAN KONEKSI MATEMATIK SISWA MTs DITINJAU DARI SELF CONFIDENCE

ABSTRACT This research aims to describe what extent student’s mathematical connection ability that reviewed from self confidence and seen from error in completed the mathematical connection test. The subject of this research is students of MTs Fatahillah Cimahi class VIIIB as much 22 students. The method used in this research was descriptive method with qualitative approach. The step of this research that composed from 4 step: namely self confidence questionnaire, mathematical connection ability test, data analysis and draw conclusion. The result showed that 1) Students with high self confidence do errors on identify relation of one procedure to other procedure in same representation and explain mathematics application topic in field of study content or daily problem; 2) Students with medium self confidence do errors in identify relationship of one procedure to other procedure in same representation and do error in identify various relationship of concept representation and mathematics procedure; and 3) Students with low self confidence do error on identify relationship of one procedure to other procedure in same representation. The conclusion of this research is student’s mathematical connection ability still less. Keywords : Ability Connection Mathematics, Self Confidence, Error Analysis

Data literacies for the postdemographic social media self

In a postdemographic world, characterized by the continuous production and calculation of social data in the form of likes, comments, shares, keywords, locations or hashtags, social media platforms are designed with techniques of market segmentation in mind. “Datafication” challenges the agency of participatory social media practices and traditional accounts of the presentation of self in the use of social media. In the process, a tension or paradox arises between the personal, curative or performative character of social media practices and the calculative design and commercial usefulness of platforms and apps. In this paper I interrogate this paradox, and explore the potential role of metrics and analytics for emergent data literacies. By drawing together common self-oriented metrics across dominant platforms, the paper emphasizes analytics targets around a) profile, b) activity, c) interactivity and d) visibility, as a step toward developing new data literacies.

Self-regulation of journalism in Spain

Self-regulation of journalism resides in voluntary measures taken by the professional community of journalists to guarantee the observation of certain rules and principles in the process of providing information to public, maintain independence and credibility of media. The institution of self-regulation of Spanish journalism emerged later than in other Western countries due to the history of interaction between the State and media: for a long time Spanish media were under State control and freedom of expression was constantly defied. That is why first attempts to establish bodies for self-regulation of journalism in the post-Franco Spain evoked fears of a return to censorship. However, the time lag concerning media self- regulation allowed Spain to use other countries’ experience. Nowadays, the degree of self-regulation of journalism in Spain is similar to that of the Western countries. The institution of self-regulation operates successfully and facilitates Spanish media authority.

The strategic enactment of a media identity by professional team sports players

This article explores the discursive behaviour of professional male team sports players in post-match interviews from a social identity construction perspective. Drawing on a data set of 160 televised post-match interviews from two different team sports and two different regions of the world, this article identifies stances players orient to when presenting themselves in these media interviews. A supplementary data set of ethnographic semi-structured interviews with professional team sports players is also used to develop insider perspectives on the discursive behaviour of professional team sports players when speaking to the media. What is argued is that the acts and stances employed by team sports players can be interpreted as indexing a media self, or media identity, one that professional team sports players construct in order to strategically negotiate a public version of self that presents them positively to their audience and maintains their relationships with other members of their team.

Relationship between body satisfaction with self esteemand unhealthy body weight management

Introduction:A favorable or unfavorable attitude about self was named self esteem. According to Maslow theory to achieve quality of life and happiness, one must reach the gradual fulfillment of human needs, including a high degree of own self-esteem. Body dissatisfaction is a negative distortion of one's body which is especially mentioned by the women. Many studies have shown links between self esteem, body dissatisfaction, health and behaviors. this study intends to determine relationship between body satisfaction, self esteem and unhealthy weight control behaviors between women.Methods:This cross-sectional study was done on 408 women employees in Isfahan University and Isfahan University of Medical Sciences during 1390. They were chosen according to the stratified random sampling method. Inclusion criteria were 1) willing to participate in the study and 2) lack of serious physical defect 3) not being in pregnancy or breastfeeding course. Exclusion criteria was filling out questionnaires incompletely. Data collection tool was a multidimensional questionnaire which comprised of 4 sections as following: demographic (5items), A self-administrative questionnaire for body Satisfaction (7 items), Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (10 items) and a standard Weight Control Behavior Scale (18 items). Cranach's alpha was 0.9 or higher for the different sections. Finally, collected data was analyzed with SPSS18 using the independent T-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson correlation coefficient, regression, Spearman correlation.Results:Frequencies of participants by weight category were 14.1% for obese, 35.3% for overweight, 47.6% for normal weight. The mean body satisfaction score in the studied women was 63.26 ± 16.27 (from 100). Mean score of self esteem was 76.70 ± 10.45. 51.5% of women had medium self esteem, 47.5% had high self esteem. Pearson correlation showed that the variables of body Satisfaction (r = 0.3, P = 0.02), BMI (r = - 0.14, P < 0.003), education level (r = 0.22, P < 0.001), income (r = 0.14, P < 0.004), consumption of fruit (r = 0.13, P < 0.008) all correlated with self-esteem significantly. Women with higher self esteem used higher fruits had a good nutrition overall (r = 0.11, P = 0.02). 92.15%, 10.8% of women respectively participated in one of healthy and unhealthy weight control behavior. There was not any Relationship between self esteem and healthy weight control behavior while finding showed reverse relationship between self esteem and Unhealthy Dieting Behaviors.Conclusion:It seemed women identity in our society tied to social appreciations that formed and supported by body satisfaction. When they feel their current appearance is differ from ideal appearance, they feel down and have lower self esteem and used unhealthy dieting behavior and low fruits daily. Due to importance of precise self evaluation, self esteem can be used to design and conduct public health programs, especially for women.

Factors influencing the Consumption Pattern of Male Cosmetics in Delhi by an Urban Male

This study appraise in depth the pursuance of self image, societal expectations and media (celebrity endorsement and advertisements) on the consumption pattern of urban male towards male cosmetics in Delhi. Also, this study endeavours to find out the reasonable impact of perception on the association of various variables and consumption pattern. The primary data was collected through administration of questionnaire which was circulated to the men who fall in the category of age between 15-45 years living in Delhi. The sample consists of 162 respondents. The study reveals the sizeable variables that affect urban male consumption pattern and attitude towards male cosmetics. The result of the study reinforced an existence of the relationship between self image, media (celebrity endorsement and advertisements) and societal expectation and consumption pattern. Apart from this, the study also provides valuable insight towards the understanding on how perception balanced the relationships between the variables studied and its influence on the consumption pattern of urban male toward male cosmetics products. Keywords: Consumption pattern, Male cosmetics, Media self image, Societal expectation Urban male. In the released survey by The NPD Group (2) , a leading market research company of New York, men is continuously finding new benefits of keeping up appearances. Men's grooming and cosmetic products are among the largest monetary growth drivers in totality of personal care industry and product categories like men's cosmetics specifically face creams steadily growing at a rapid speed.‖ Grooming of men's in India has risen by 22% in current value terms in 2012, to reach Rs 37.9 billion. Most of the big players within beauty and personal care launched products specific to males in 2012. The male cosmetics market in India is still not developed and in its infancy stage. The initial stage of Indian market is an opportunity to various cosmetics companies which are designing and planning their strategies to attract and target male consumers in upcoming years. This case will definitely be beneficial to the companies which will enter first in terms of product acceptability among male consumers. The market is forecasted to witness a double digit growth in coming years because of change in lifestyle and increasing spending among male consumers. As we all can see grooming products and male cosmetics can now be found under brands such as Garnier, Nivea, Fiama Di Wills and Olay. Men are increasingly accepting to use products that were earlier considered the domain of women. According to Mr Sanjay Singal, marketing head, beauty care at Dabur India Ltd, men are increasingly becoming the drivers of growth for the Indian cosmetic market. Also emphasized that the belief of a men that how a person presents himself to the outer world is important for the social acceptance has moved a step forward understanding the importance of presenting nicely will certainly be an advantage to his career. Even nowadays the other sectors like Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) (3) are increasingly trying to lure male consumers which was earlier just focussing on traditional products like deodorant etc. The companies have extended their presence to specialized skin creams and bleaches also. The market segment of deodorants—a category that has players such as HUL, Godrej, Nivea among many other smaller brands— clocked a 46% growth, the fastest as per Euromonitor (4) .

Breaking Out of Academic Isolation: The Media Odyssey of a Sociologist

The professional development of sociologists involves specialized training through which we acquire and apply numerous skills. However, it is unlikely that our professional socialization includes training in how to inform the public about sociological knowledge and research through media involvement. As a sociologist who did not receive such training and was not prepared for the enormous unanticipated media and public interest given to my research topic, I provide a personal account of my unexpected metamorphosis into a media self and my experiences working with the media. I describe the nature of my professional and media obscurity, provide an overview of my initiation into media culture, and explore a self-transformation process that became necessary to manage the responsibilities associated with the media-assigned role of expert. I identify and examine the lessons I learned through extensive media involvement and the emergent realities of this involvement. Based on my experiences and resulting awareness of media culture, I offer to the discipline some suggestions and guidelines for media involvement and advocate for media training.