upon agreement, the researchers then distributed the survey questionnaire to the students.

Each questionnaire was ansrl/ered by one student

onry.
RESU tTS

explained

further.

AIID DISCUSSION

;::fi;H"T:lons
Table 1'1

rn this section, the resurts and interpretation of these findings computations were summarized from the ana briefry. The findings were based on the
rormulateu uv""ptained the rei.rr"h*, wrricir

werl-rnr*"rua through

shows the respondent profire in terms of Age, Gender and Frequendy used sNS. The succeeding tabres, Tabre 1.4 show the of usage of the student nurses of SNS as part ""tent of tieir stujy habits. Table 1.I
Respondents' profile in Terms of Age

This part consists 4 tables with corresponding interpretations and anaryses. io Tabre

t.i

What is the Below 18 19 and above % Total

%

tglile
15 5

of the Student N
Percentage
75 Rank

Frequencv Count

20

25 100

I
2

usua'y engaged themserves to discover new things, rike the d#erent sociar networking sites.
The young Firipinos are the ones most attracted to the rnternet, survey conducted by yahoo-Niersen. based on Fifty p"r.un, {5070} of the respondents

This impties thar the is mostty engaged in the usage networking sites is those of sociat aged "gu"ro* rd, tne1""r.,"g*rs. This age group is usualry the age where they gain consciousness

The tabre shows that out of 20 respondents surveyed, 15 nursing students or institution ,-" #o berow 1g years 0f the serected ord, with a totar prcentage of 75. on lfe the other hand, the ,eiiaining 5 0r 5% of the responoents, falls on L9 years ord and age above. Th" ;;;;;"w that majority of the respondents below 18. are

;r;;;;o

about

tt" t.t.ut,.nJr.?iv

the L0 to L9-year-ord age bracke,

inil"'i{io-"r."n,

were in

came from the 20 to Zg_year

15

ssl;dlE&*s&a.