Effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students of um Bansalan campus /
Duhilag, Bryan James
Effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students of um Bansalan campus / by Bryan James Duhilag, Harvey Sultan and Haiza Yacon. - Davao del Sur: UM Bansalan College, 2014. - i, 42p.: 29cm.
This study was conducted to determine the effects of interest games to the social behavior of the freshmen criminology students of University of Mindanao Bansalan Campus. The researchers aim to determine the extent of extent of effect of internet games to their social behavior. The study was conducted using the descriptive-correlation method of research by which the researchers personally administered the question to the students with the sample size of 50 study participants.
The study resulted to data and findings determined that the extent of effect of internet games in terms of its positive and negative effect is moderate. The significant relationship between the effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students of UMBC was tested below 0.05 level of significant. There is a significant relationship between the effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students and the demographic profile when analyzed by age and number of hours playing. Based on the findings and conclusions, the researchers recommended that the UMBC administration must conduct orientation to the students and the professors must guide, discipline, and educate the students about the effects of internet games an individual's social behavior.
BT/D882e/2014
Effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students of um Bansalan campus / by Bryan James Duhilag, Harvey Sultan and Haiza Yacon. - Davao del Sur: UM Bansalan College, 2014. - i, 42p.: 29cm.
This study was conducted to determine the effects of interest games to the social behavior of the freshmen criminology students of University of Mindanao Bansalan Campus. The researchers aim to determine the extent of extent of effect of internet games to their social behavior. The study was conducted using the descriptive-correlation method of research by which the researchers personally administered the question to the students with the sample size of 50 study participants.
The study resulted to data and findings determined that the extent of effect of internet games in terms of its positive and negative effect is moderate. The significant relationship between the effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students of UMBC was tested below 0.05 level of significant. There is a significant relationship between the effects of internet games to the social behavior of freshmen criminology students and the demographic profile when analyzed by age and number of hours playing. Based on the findings and conclusions, the researchers recommended that the UMBC administration must conduct orientation to the students and the professors must guide, discipline, and educate the students about the effects of internet games an individual's social behavior.
BT/D882e/2014