This document is a survey that examines the effect of Facebook usage on students' academic performance. It asks students their general average and hours spent on Facebook per day. It then asks students to rate whether they agree or disagree that Facebook is used for reasons like getting information or communicating with friends. It also asks them to rate whether they agree Facebook has positive effects like promoting collaboration or helping communicate with lecturers, and whether it has negative effects like leading to procrastination or distracting from studying. The survey collects students' anonymous responses to analyze the relationship between Facebook usage and academic performance.
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A Survey on the Effect of Facebook Usage on Students
This document is a survey that examines the effect of Facebook usage on students' academic performance. It asks students their general average and hours spent on Facebook per day. It then asks students to rate whether they agree or disagree that Facebook is used for reasons like getting information or communicating with friends. It also asks them to rate whether they agree Facebook has positive effects like promoting collaboration or helping communicate with lecturers, and whether it has negative effects like leading to procrastination or distracting from studying. The survey collects students' anonymous responses to analyze the relationship between Facebook usage and academic performance.
This document is a survey that examines the effect of Facebook usage on students' academic performance. It asks students their general average and hours spent on Facebook per day. It then asks students to rate whether they agree or disagree that Facebook is used for reasons like getting information or communicating with friends. It also asks them to rate whether they agree Facebook has positive effects like promoting collaboration or helping communicate with lecturers, and whether it has negative effects like leading to procrastination or distracting from studying. The survey collects students' anonymous responses to analyze the relationship between Facebook usage and academic performance.
2. How many hours in a day do you spend on Facebook?
[ ] Less than 1 hour [ ] 1-3 hours [ ] 4 hours and above
Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly
Agree Disagree A. Reasons for Facebook Usage 1. I use Facebook to get information. 2. I use Facebook for entertainment. 3. I use Facebook to communicate with family and friends. 4. I use Facebook for self- expression. B. Positive Effects of Facebook Usage on Students’ Academic Performance 1. Facebook is highly useful in promoting collaboration among group members. 2. Facebook helps us communicate with lecturers for academic purposes and study counseling. 3. Facebook helps us develop computer literacy and language skills. 4. Facebook gives us school related information and short-notice announcements. 5. Facebook is an effective tool for sharing and accessing learning materials. C. Negative Effects of Facebook Usage on Students’ Academic Performance 1. Facebook usage leads to procrastination. 2. Facebook makes students lose track of time. 3. Facebook distracts students from studying and from doing academic related activities. 4. Facebook usage contributes to late submission of school works. 5. Students tend to sleep late due to Facebook overuse.
Alberto, Norielle Bioco, Krizia Borgueta, Sachi Gariando, Julia Malinao, Kaye Penachos, Juliana Alonzo, Carl