This study extends prior literature on social networking sites, e.g., Facebook, to an under researched context, Arab countries. In particular, this research compares the Arab and non-Arab youth in the UAE in terms of motivations, intensity of Facebook usage and their social capital development. With a survey study involving 123 students in the UAE, the results suggest that the need for socialization is a driving force for intensity of Facebook usage among the youth in the UAE, implying that the driving forces of Facebook usage are regional specific. Moreover, intensity of Facebook usage contributes more to bonding social capital rather than bridging social capital. Significant gender and ethnic differences are reported in intensity of Faceb...
The relationship between Facebook use and micro-level social capital has received substantial schola...
How does the use of social networking sites (SNSs) affect social capital offline and online? The inc...
Taking a social cultural approach, the author first documents the creation and increasing popularity...
With immense popularity and candid participation, Facebook shows a greater potential in developing c...
This study inspects Facebook habit on Bangladeshi youths and navigation to their facilitations. In e...
This study measures Facebook use intensity in residents of Saudi Arabia, and distinguishes between S...
An online survey is reported that was carried out with more than 385 social media users aged 18 and ...
Introduction This paper examines the relationship between social capital and using Facebook social m...
This study envisaged in determining the relationship between the intensity of Facebook usage and soc...
This study envisaged in determining the relationship between the intensity of Facebook usage and soc...
The main purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between social capital, self-esteem, l...
Academic Performance and Social Capital of the undergraduates are two interrelated and critical issu...
The relationship between Facebook use and micro-level social capital has received substantial schola...
In 2007 Ellison, Steinfield, and Lampe published an article on the positive association between Face...
In 2007 Ellison, Steinfield, and Lampe published an article on the positive association between Face...
The relationship between Facebook use and micro-level social capital has received substantial schola...
How does the use of social networking sites (SNSs) affect social capital offline and online? The inc...
Taking a social cultural approach, the author first documents the creation and increasing popularity...
With immense popularity and candid participation, Facebook shows a greater potential in developing c...
This study inspects Facebook habit on Bangladeshi youths and navigation to their facilitations. In e...
This study measures Facebook use intensity in residents of Saudi Arabia, and distinguishes between S...
An online survey is reported that was carried out with more than 385 social media users aged 18 and ...
Introduction This paper examines the relationship between social capital and using Facebook social m...
This study envisaged in determining the relationship between the intensity of Facebook usage and soc...
This study envisaged in determining the relationship between the intensity of Facebook usage and soc...
The main purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between social capital, self-esteem, l...
Academic Performance and Social Capital of the undergraduates are two interrelated and critical issu...
The relationship between Facebook use and micro-level social capital has received substantial schola...
In 2007 Ellison, Steinfield, and Lampe published an article on the positive association between Face...
In 2007 Ellison, Steinfield, and Lampe published an article on the positive association between Face...
The relationship between Facebook use and micro-level social capital has received substantial schola...
How does the use of social networking sites (SNSs) affect social capital offline and online? The inc...
Taking a social cultural approach, the author first documents the creation and increasing popularity...