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Praxis Pedagógica · 2023

Family social climate and addiction to social networks in secondary school students

Chingay Yaipén, Hilda Yajaira · Farro Zapata, Evelyn · Dávila Cisneros, Juan Diego

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Resumen

Currently, social networks have a direct impact on societies. In this way, accelerated transformations are evident in the various social groups, specifically in the youth sector, all due to the fact that said sector is the most linked to this technological context. That is why, the objective was focused on determining the link between the family social climate and addiction to social networks in secondary level students of an Educational Institution in Chiclayo. For this, a study was carried out with a quantitative approach, of a basic type, and with a non-experimental design and correlational level. The results confirm the inverse and significant relationship between both constructs with a moderate degree. Likewise, it is evident that addiction to social networks breaks out and affects the socio-family climate of students who attend the secondary level. Thus, it is necessary to carry out various studies that delve into this subject, since this sector emerges as the main consumer of new technologies, specifically of the so-called social networks.

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