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Included among the demographic data to be collected are: age and sex of the student, the type of school (private or public), the nature of internet access most frequently used (home, public library, school, others), primary guardian and relationship to the guardian (parent, grandparent, sister, etc.).
A simple t-test will determine whether there is a significant difference in the frequency of posting scores between boys and girls or the 11-12 and 13-14 yr age groups. Frequency scores of Internet access location, relative availability of Internet access, and website types where personal information is posted will be compared using simple analysis of variance.
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References
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Sample Questions for the Survey
1. Where do you have Internet access for most times?
a. home b. school c. public library d. Internet shops/cafes
2. Are you able to access the Internet a. anytime of the day, everyday? d. A few days a week?
b. oftentimes a day, everyday? e. less than once a week c. A few hours a day, everyday?
Responses to questions 3 & 4 will be recorded using a 4-point scale where 0 = never, 1 = sometimes, 2 = often, 3 = just about every time
3. Do you visit websites or chat rooms that ask you to post personal information like your name, birthday, home address, school, email address, and telephone/mobile number?
4. Do you post personal information like your name, birthday, home address, school, email address, and telephone/mobile number online?
If you answered "Never" to Question 4, then you don't have to answer question 5
5. How many times a week do you post personal information online?
a. I don't post every week, but at least once a month c. 3-4 times a week b. 1-2 times a week d. just about everyday
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