As technology improves and advances, social networking sites have an even bigger impact on society and human relationships, both positive and negative. Social networking sites have influence on teenagers in the way they develop socially. The way teenagers are connected to these global SNSs is both a frightening prospect for parents and educators and an intriguing area for social science research. Further there is no comprehensive knowledge of the activities adolescents do on these sites as well as how they impact their social life. This study therefore sought to specifically investigate the influence of social networking sites on the self-esteem of adolescents in secondary schools in Embu County Kenya. The researcher adopted a descriptive ...
Social networking site (SNS) use has gathered a truly global momentum. As a cohort whose development...
Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the number of media stories abou...
The study sought to examine fourth year’s university student’s views and opinions on the implication...
As technology improves and advances, social networking sites have an even bigger impact on society a...
Given the known positive and negative effects of uncontrolled social networking among secondary scho...
Given the known positive and negative effects of uncontrolled social networking among secondary scho...
Teenagers are today’s most profuse users of social networking sites (SNS). Contemporary youth are gr...
This article sought to address the gap in empirical research related to personal identity and social...
The study explored social networking sites usage and the negative influence on students’ academic ac...
M.Ed. (Educational Psychology)With the increasing development of technology and the cyber world, a c...
M.Ed. (Educational Psychology)With the increasing development of technology and the cyber world, a c...
Many adolescents are unaware of the impacts that social networking sites may have on them. According...
This study investigates the effect of Social Networking Sites on Lifestyles, Acculturation and Self...
Teenagers are today\u27s most profuse users of social networking sites (SNS). Contemporary youth are...
The popularity of online social networking sites (SNS) is constantly growing. New social networking ...
Social networking site (SNS) use has gathered a truly global momentum. As a cohort whose development...
Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the number of media stories abou...
The study sought to examine fourth year’s university student’s views and opinions on the implication...
As technology improves and advances, social networking sites have an even bigger impact on society a...
Given the known positive and negative effects of uncontrolled social networking among secondary scho...
Given the known positive and negative effects of uncontrolled social networking among secondary scho...
Teenagers are today’s most profuse users of social networking sites (SNS). Contemporary youth are gr...
This article sought to address the gap in empirical research related to personal identity and social...
The study explored social networking sites usage and the negative influence on students’ academic ac...
M.Ed. (Educational Psychology)With the increasing development of technology and the cyber world, a c...
M.Ed. (Educational Psychology)With the increasing development of technology and the cyber world, a c...
Many adolescents are unaware of the impacts that social networking sites may have on them. According...
This study investigates the effect of Social Networking Sites on Lifestyles, Acculturation and Self...
Teenagers are today\u27s most profuse users of social networking sites (SNS). Contemporary youth are...
The popularity of online social networking sites (SNS) is constantly growing. New social networking ...
Social networking site (SNS) use has gathered a truly global momentum. As a cohort whose development...
Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the number of media stories abou...
The study sought to examine fourth year’s university student’s views and opinions on the implication...