Republic of the Philippines

Surigao del Sur State University

Rosario, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur 8300
Telefax No. 086-214-4221
Website: www.sdssu.edu.ph

The Impact of Social Media Among the Students

in Tabon-Tabon, Prk. Relocation on Pre-Marital
Sex

Submitted to:

Ms. Resa Mae Sangco

Submitted by:
Leo O. Mosquito

Regie Villapane
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Surigao del Sur State University
Rosario, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur 8300
Telefax No. 086-214-4221
Website: www.sdssu.edu.ph

Chapter I

Introduction

All people on earth had ever dream of having a family that full of love and

understanding, but sometimes it goes wrong because others can’t wait for the right time of it.

Many of people committed pre-marital sex and the one of those reason why their committed in

that deadly sin is the impact of social media. Students, coworkers and many more are not aware

of this problem. With the information age exploding through television, music videos, video

games and the Internet, there is growing concern about whether teenagers’ exposure to sexual

content from media sources may have effects on their sexual behaviors and attitudes. While

newer media sources such as the Internet remain largely unstudied, there is a small body of

literature linking sexual messages through social media and teenagers’ sexual behaviors and

attitudes. (Redleigh, 2008)

According to Radleigh Ozman all age groups potentially could be affected by sexual

messages on social media, adolescents may be particularly vulnerable for a number of reasons.

First, teens may not be sufficiently cognitively developed to discern and critique messages from
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Social media. Second, these messages are bombarding teens at a stage when they are in the midst

of developing their values and beliefs around gender roles, sexual behaviors and attitudes.

Further, we know that teens spend a great deal of time in social media. The average teen spends

3 h to 4 h per day in front of the computer, which in some cases is more time than that spent in

the classroom. The Kaiser Institute has studied both the frequency and content of sexual

messages during the family hour on the main American television networks. In their research,

there was an average of 8.5 sexual interactions during family hour in 1996, which represented a

270% increase since 1976 (2.3 per hour). Further, only 9% of scenes that included sexual content

had any mention of issues relating to sexual risks or responsibilities.

Objectives of the Problem

The study focusses on the impact of Social media on Premarital Sex in Tabon-Tabon,

Victoria, Prk. Relocation among studnets, specifically, it seeks:

1. To assess the awareness of the social media user in Pre-Marital Sex.

2. To determine the causes of Social Media in Pre-Marital Sex.

3. To evaluate the effects of Social Media in Pre-Marital Sex.

4. To enumerate on how to prevention of Pre-Marital Sex while surfing on social media.

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Surigao del Sur State University
Rosario, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur 8300
Telefax No. 086-214-4221
Website: www.sdssu.edu.ph

Scope and limitation

This study will cover the impacts of Social Media on Pre-Marital Sex of the students and

will discuss the causes, effects and the prevention of Social Media in Pre-Marital Sex. This study

is limited only to 30 students in our Area in Tabon-tabon Victoria, Prk. Relocation, Tago,

Surigao del Sur and enrolled in SDSSU main campus. The study would be done through the

utilization of questionnaires to the students as a survey and reference.

Comment:

I rephase your title and I change the format of your objective. But the idea is there naman.

Interesting topic. Continue working. Start your Chapter 2, methodology. Here’s the format

CHAPTER 2 – METHODOLOGY
2.1 Scope and Subject of the Study
2.2 Research Locale
2.3 Questionnaire
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2.4 Sample Size

2.5 Sampling Method (Probability or Non-Probability Techniques)