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    THE IMPACT OF FACEBOOK INTERACTION ON SELF-ESTEEM

    OF TEENAGERS IN MANDAUE CITY

    ___________________________________

    A Research

    Presented to

    the faculty of

    ACLC College of Mandaue

    ____________________________________

    In Partial Fulfillment

    of the course

    Practical Research 2

    ____________________________________

    By:

    Laurence Pleños

    Rhygenald Pepito

    Ivan Manlangit

    Jefferson Dionson Morong

    Shawn Patrick Dayanan


    Chapter I

    Introduction

    Rationale

     According to Burke and Stets (1999) commitment is a very important part

    of social life. The participants consisted of 286 couples out of a nonrandomized

    sample of 574 couples from Washington State. All couples were currently in their

    first three years of marriage. The mean ages of the participants were 24-26 years

    old, mostly. Surveys were administered as well as a few personal counseling

    sessions to gather qualitative data in addition to the quantitative data. Researchers

    discovered that trust is an important mechanism in the development of self-

    verification in which brings about commitment. It was also discovered that

    depression and distress reduces trust in a spouse and self-esteem and mastery

    increase trust (Burke & Stets, 1999).

     Frost, Stimpson, and Maughan (1978) studied power, control, affection,

    inclusion, self-esteem, and trust. Power was one of the main factors and has

    previously been defined as having direct impacts on social relationships. Power

    and trust were then hypothesized to be directly correlated. The participants were

    taken from Brigham Young University with a sample size of 59 undergraduate

    students. Seven groups were made with eight to ten students in each group, one

    group having six. Each group completed various surveys and questionnaires. To
    obtain validity, the questionnaires and surveys were completed at the end of the

    semester so that there was ample time to form relationships with the people in

    the group that involve power and trust, Frost, Stimpson, and Maughan results

    show that a person who is “trusted” is someone who is influential in social

    situations, has internal control, but also does not have the need to control others,

    giving those individuals a sense of respect. People who are trusted also have a

    higher sense of self-esteem and is not limited to his own influence, but is open to

    other’s opinions as well.

    Having a low self-esteem gives you lack of confidence, lack of control, negative

    social comparison, self-doubt and fear of failure.

    Social media are interactive technologies that allow

    the creation or sharing/exchange of information, ideas, career interests, and other

    forms of expression via virtual communities and networks. While challenges to

    the definition of social media arise  due to the broad variety of stand-alone and

    built-in social-media services currently available. Festinger’s Social Comparison

    Theory can be related to the study. When using Facebook, people tend to compare

    themselves—either in a manner of upward social comparison or in a manner of

    downward social comparison—toward the information they see. Although these

    comparisons can have advantages to them, these can also cause people to consider

    themselves asinsufficient (Vogel, Rose, Roberts, & Eckles, 2014).


    It has affected and changed the way people interact with others. Doing such with

    other people has never been effortless due to the fact that they can now connect

    with the world and get to know and create relationships with other people in just

    one, simple click (Vogel, Rose, Roberts, & Eckles, 2014). Facebook has also

    made it easier for people to communicate with another person or group of

    persons. They can now chat with another person through the means of their

    devices even if that person is located on the opposite side of the world (Baruah,

    2012).

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