LIKERT SCALE Social Media Affects the Students (n=150) STATEMENT STATISTICAL MEASUERE 5 4 3 2 80 42 13 9 Students spend too much time on media flat form. 91 40 11 6 Students tend to compare themselves on what they see online. 86 22 22 14 Students feel more comfortable communicating online then in real life. 42 40 38 15 Students tend to relate their experiences with characters in movies/books. 80 36 19 6 Students can relate to popular songs that talks about depression. COMPOSITE MEAN 1 6 2 6 15 9 TWM AWM INTERPRETATION
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