Social Facebook Research Articles

Facebook Social Learning Group (FBSLG) as a Classroom Learning Management Tool

Facebook Social Learning Group (FBSLG) as a Classroom Learning Management Tool

Analysis of Radicalism Critical Discourse in Facebook Social Media

Analysis of Radicalism Critical Discourse in Facebook Social Media

Social Media Facebook in Rural Communities (Case Study of Bandar Klippa Village Community against Changes in Communication Psychology)

This research is entitled "Facebook Social Media in Rural Communities (case study of Bandar Klippa Village Community against Changes in Communication Psychology)". This study aims to determine the psychological effect of rural community communication on social media Facebook and to find out what are the research criteria for rural communities in choosing social media. The time of the research was carried out from December 2, 2021 – December 10, 2021. The theories that support this research include: Media, Social Media, Facebook, and Village Community. This study uses a qualitative research method (Case Study). The population in this study is the Bandar Klippa Village Community.

Revisiting Local Walking Based on Social Network Trust (LWSNT): Friends Recommendation Algorithm in Facebook Social Networks

In the last decades, the internet penetration rate and online social network users have grown very fast. Online social network, such as Facebook, is a platform where one can find friends without having to meet face to face. A social network is represented by a large graph because it involves many participants. Hence, it is hard to find potential friends who have the same thoughts and interests. The Local Walking Based on Social Network Trust (LWSNT) algorithm is one of the popular algorithms for social friend recommendation. This study re-examines whether the correlation between attributes gives un-match ranks in different cases (cases with and without correlation). We assess the performance of LWSNT in Facebook networks under the supervised manner by comparing its F-score against similar methods. By using Kendall’s tau correlation, the results show that the correlation of attributes has no significant effect on the order of friend recommendations. In addition, the LWSNT performance is quite inferior against the Common Neighbors algorithm and Jaccard index.

A Model of Factors Affecting Drugstore Cosmetics Repurchase Intention through Facebook Social Media: An Evidence from Vietnam

A Model of Factors Affecting Drugstore Cosmetics Repurchase Intention through Facebook Social Media: An Evidence from Vietnam

Facebook Social Connection and Intermetropolitan Migration before and after COVID-19

Facebook Social Connection and Intermetropolitan Migration before and after COVID-19

E-cigarette Purchase Intention through Facebook Social Media: A Cross-Sectional Study

Online shopping is a growing phenomenon and social media namely Facebook has radically changed consumers online purchase behaviour; especially the interactive information system of consumers, peers, and vendors. Similar to other online purchasing products or services, e-cigarette marketing in Facebook has potential. This study aims to determine the association between individual’s online interaction and e-cigarette purchase intention from Facebook vape groups. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 214 respondents using the Facebook plat-form from September to December 2019. Data were collected via a self-administered question-naire. The Chi-square test was used for data analyses using SPSS (version 25.0). Most of the par-ticipants were male; the mean age of the respondents was 27.41 ± 2.1. Total 93.9% (201 of 214) and 56.1% (120 of 214) respondents were vaper and smoker respectively. Among the non-smokers, most of the respondents were vaper (84 of 94, 89.4%). Consumers smoking and vaping status were associated with each other (?2 = 6.11, P=0.01). There was an association be-tween vaping status and purchase intention of e-cigarettes from the Facebook vape group (?2 = 5.06, P=0.02). Online interactions, namely like (?2 = 5.88, P

Improving Business Pages Recommendation in Social Network Using Link Prediction Methods

Recently Social Network has become one of the favorite means for a modern society to perform social interaction and exchange information via the internet. Link prediction is a common problem that has broad application in such social networks, ranging from predicting unobserved interaction to recommending related items. In this paper, we investigate link recommendations over business pages on Facebook Social Network. More specifically, given a company in thenetwork, we want to recommend potential companies to connect with. We start by introducing existing work in link recommendations and some link prediction models as our baseline. We then talk about the Graph Neural Network model SEAL to make a link recommendations in the network. Our results show that SEAL outperformed the compared baseline model while reaching above 94% Area Under Curve accuracy in link recommendations.

Facebook Social Use and Anxiety: A Replication Attempt

The relationship between social media use and mental health remains under scrutiny by researchers, policy makers, and the general public. Recently, researchers have addressed whether Facebook use is beneficial to people with high social anxiety. The findings from such studies are mixed, partly due to differences in how variables are operationalised. A study by McCord et al (McCord, B., Rodebaugh, T. L., & Levinson, C. A., 2014. Facebook: Social uses and anxiety. Computers in Human Behavior, 34, 23-27) suggested that the inclusion of a new variable, Facebook-centric social anxiety, helps explain the complex relationship between general social anxiety and frequency of usage of socially-interactive Facebook features. We undertook two studies (N=202 and N=542; majority British and non-student participants) with the aim of replicating McCord et al (2014), using the original measures (general social anxiety, Facebook-centric social anxiety, and frequency of usage of socially-interactive Facebook features). Replicating the original study, we found a significant positive association between general social anxiety and Facebook-centric social anxiety. However, unlike the original study, we did not find evidence that general social anxiety and Facebook-centric social anxiety interacted to predict frequency of usage of socially-interactive Facebook features. We discuss the implications for future research on social Facebook use.

Esfera pública de los universitarios puneños, un análisis a la red social El portal universitario

El estudio presenta un análisis de la red social Facebook: El portal universitario y su relación con los jóvenes estudiantes de la Universidad Nacional del Altiplano, donde la plataforma deja de ser un espacio de ocio y se convierte en la esfera pública que es interpretada como el espacio mediático virtual de regulación en las relaciones interpersonales que afectan a otros. La investigación es cualitativa, se desarrolla mediante la aplicación de dos técnicas: la entrevista a cuatro miembros fundadores de la red social El portal universitario y la observación a la plataforma, utilizando como instrumento fichas de registro sobre el uso de las nuevas herramientas de la red social Facebook, frente a un hecho específico que se convierte en agenda periodística como es la “toma de local” a la universidad mencionada. El trabajo muestra las nuevas formas de esfera pública en la red de Facebook, como las reacciones, comentarios, número de veces compartido y reproducciones. Además, evidencia la relación de la actividad política institucional entre estudiantes y El portal universitario, cerrando la comunicación en sí misma.

Review of Criminal Acts of Selling Forged Documents Through Facebook Social Media

The utilisation of information, media and communication technologies has resulted in the changes in both the behavior of people and human civilization globally. Today information technology has become a double-edged sword, since, in addition to contributing to the improvement of human welfare, progress and civilization, it also constitutes an effective means of committing acts against the law. One of the negative impacts caused and is currently being rife is the emergence of persons who use Facebook to sell forged documents. This study aims to analyse the regulatory regarding the criminal acts of selling forged documents through social media (facebook) in indonesian positive Law. The method used in this study is a normative legal research method. this study was carried out through literature study. The approach used in this study is the statutory approach. In Article 1 paragraph (1) the Criminal Law Code can be viewed that the act of selling forged documents through Facebook cannot be convicted of a crime, because it is not regulated as a prohibited act in the law. However, the offenders can be convicted by referring to articles 263, 264 and 266 of the Criminal Code.

Review of Criminal Acts of Selling Forged Documents Through Facebook Social Media

The utilisation of information, media and communication technologies has resulted in the changes in both the behavior of people and human civilization globally. Today information technology has become a double-edged sword, since, in addition to contributing to the improvement of human welfare, progress and civilization, it also constitutes an effective means of committing acts against the law. One of the negative impacts caused and is currently being rife is the emergence of persons who use Facebook to sell forged documents. This study aims to analyse the regulatory regarding the criminal acts of selling forged documents through social media (facebook) in indonesian positive Law. The method used in this study is a normative legal research method. this study was carried out through literature study. The approach used in this study is the statutory approach. In Article 1 paragraph (1) the Criminal Law Code can be viewed that the act of selling forged documents through Facebook cannot be convicted of a crime, because it is not regulated as a prohibited act in the law. However, the offenders can be convicted by referring to articles 263, 264 and 266 of the Criminal Code.

Control of Audiences through Information Communication Technology in the Perspective of Communication Psychology

This journal discusses audience control through information and communication technology in the perspective of communication psychology through studying phenomena with a literature approach. Information and communication technology (ICT) is capable of providing a controlling effect for individuals and society. In fact, from 2014-2019 there were mass actions carried out by a group of masses. Some have named it the MUI Fatwa Guard National Movement (GNPF-MUI) Action 411 and 212 until the mass action which took place on May 22, 2019 and on September 26, 2019. Various news has spread through the sophistication of information and communication technology through media applications social facebook, instagram, whatsapp information spreads so massively. This has an effect on controlling the behavior of individuals and communities (audiences), so that so many audiences who are exposed to information are unable to stem and carry out searches related to the information obtained, resulting in behavior in accordance with the expectations of the information disseminators. In this case it can be concluded that the effect of media can affect perceptions, down to the aspects of affection and behavior. Communication psychology provides a relevant understanding perspective related to these various phenomena. Individuals and societies when using information and communication technology involve perceptions, memories, needs, values, attitudes, motives, motivations, personality, knowledge, emotions, skills and personal and social interpretations. Thus it can be concluded that information and communication technology in use today can have an impact on audiences in aspects of perception, affection, and behavior. So without realizing it information technology can be used for the benefit of various individuals or groups in controlling audiences.

Sensation seeking, media multitasking, and social Facebook use

While media multitasking is an emerging issue, little is known about the underlying motivations of this behavior. We ran a large-scale online study with 351 Facebook users to examine people who multitask when using social media, and why they multitask. We found that the motivation to use Facebook for social reasons significantly predicted increased media multitasking. Moreover, this connection was mediated by individual differences in sensation seeking. These findings contribute to understanding of multitasking behavior and its relationship with the use of social media. Implications and directions for future research are discussed.

Regional Distributional Implications of COVID-19 on Housing Price Index and Investment Opportunities

I create a novel monthly county-level Housing Price Index (henceforth HPI) using Panel data from FHFA, which has quarterly data on HPI1 at CBSA2-level, originally based on Repeat-Sales methodology, a supply-side measure. The seller has a reservation price for selling a property because of the anchoring bias, rendering an upward pressure on the HPI. Since, Housing Stock supply is highly inelastic, hence, this HPI is not the equilibrium measure. I resort to the novel Facebook Social Connectivity Index (henceforth SCI) and determine the indicators for intra and inter-CBSA HPI changes, by interacting HPI with SCI weights which generate a self-replicating long-short investment strategy based on intra-CBSA deciles from the stretching of the spatial correlation intra-CBSA from the COVID-19 shock till the time this shock dwindles. These stark distributional implications for the county-level demand for housing from COVID-19 shock can be captured through the spatial correlation of SCI.

Discourse on Adolescent Deviant Behavior on Social Media Facebook: Indonesian Youth Group Caption

This study aims to determine the content or discourse of deviant behavior by teenagers on Facebook social media and to find out which vocabulary is most widely used by Indonesian teenage grub caption members. This type of research is qualitative with content analysis methods. The subjects of this study were members of the Indonesian Youth Caption group, while the informants used the internet. Based on the results of the analysis and discussion of the data, it shows that the discourse on deviant behavior by teenagers in the Facebook Social Media Grub is: (1) Sharing pornographic videos in the form of adult films or real videos of teenagers who commit deviations, out of habit, and follow what other grub members do, (2) Share pornographic links that can be accessed by members via YouTube or WhatsApp and vent things they cannot do in their daily life, (3) Share pornographic photos for entertainment, are influenced by uploads fellow members, get audience and attention. Then the vocabulary that is often used by teenagers on the Facebook Social Media Grub, namely: (1) Sange, a sentence for men who already understand the adult world, is often used in everyday life, especially teenage boys, slang, and words. which leads to negative and dirty things, (2) Whatsapp media is used to get videos that are is viral, (3) Chat for women because they are used to seeing uploads made by young women, are interested, and feel bored with male friendships.

The Association Between Facebook Use and Student Involvement: The Moderating Role of Shyness

Research suggests that social networking sites may provide a viable context for promoting student involvement. We examined the relations between social and academic Facebook use and undergraduates’ social and academic involvement. We found that social Facebook use was positively linked to social involvement, particularly among non-shy students. Conversely, among shy students, social Facebook use was positively associated with academic involvement. More academic Facebook use was associated with greater social and academic involvement, irrespective of shyness.

Assess the Effect of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction in Facebook Social Commerce in Egypt

Assess the Effect of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction in Facebook Social Commerce in Egypt

Social Facebook With Big Six Approaches for Improved Students' Learning Performance and Behavior: A Case Study of a Project Innovation and Implementation Course.

In Taiwan, classroom lectures are gradually shifting from traditional to diverse digital learning environments through social network websites. Facebook is being used to provide a space for sharing and discussing learning materials and knowledge for teachers and students. In this paper, we focus on the effects of applying Big Six approaches to Facebook on students’ learning performance and behavior in a project innovation and implementation course. The participants were 72 first-year students in a college located in north Taiwan. The experimental participants who took the course were divided into two classes: the experimental group and the control group. While the experimental group used Facebook combined with Big Six approaches, the control group used traditional classroom tools combined with Big Six approaches. The experimental results show that the learning performance and creativity development of students from the experimental group are enhanced after using Facebook with Big Six approaches indicating a great social interaction and discussion cycle. On the other hand, students from the control group were only guided by the teacher. Owing to the lack of interactions between the Internet and the social learning community, there is no obvious enhancement in students’ learning performance and creativity. In addition, we found that the teacher practiced the tips for guiding experimental students to solve the encountered problem, and then the students replied to the classmate’s questions.

How we use Facebook to achieve our goals: a priming study regarding emotion regulation, social comparison orientation, and unaccomplished goals

On the basis of recent findings in the context of the Social Online Self-Regulation Theory it is assumed that intensity of social Facebook use (i.e., a higher intensity and more time spend on Facebook focusing on social activities) serves the purpose of self-regulation. A priming of unfulfilled goals was used to increase participants’ intensity of social Facebook use in order to regulate the negative emotions and the self-discrepancy which should be caused by the priming. High social comparison orientation as well as difficulties in emotion regulation were assumed to moderate that effect. 355 people took part in an online survey. As expected, difficulties in emotion regulation as well as social comparison orientation were positively correlated with intensity of social Facebook use. However, the priming effect was moderated by difficulties in emotion regulation. Our research follows propositions derived from self-regulation theory and is, therefore, integrated into a broader theoretical approach focusing on the goal-setting of the self. Finally, possible applications of this research on the explanation of dysfunctional social Facebook use are outlined.