Sharing of secondary stage students in sound chat rooms with electronic games and it's relation with the perceived self-competence

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Media, Faculty of Specific Education - Minia University.

Abstract

 
Goals:
Recognizing the extent of the perceived self-competence for the study sample students resulting from their sharing in chat rooms.
Type and method of the study:
This study belongs to the descriptive ones and depends on the method of sampling survey.
The sample:
The researcher applied his study on an available purposive sample of (400 ) items of students at Minia governorate .
Instruments:

A form of electronic questionnaire.
The scale of the perceived self-competence.

Results:
There is a statistically significant direct correlation between the degree of the students sharing in sound chat rooms with electronic games and perceiving self-competence.

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