INVESTIGATING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND VIRTUAL APPLICATION ONLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY

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ZARE ZAHRA; KORDI NAHID; OJI FARZANEH

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Journal: MEDIA STUDIES Year:2014 | Volume:9 | Issue:25 Page(s): 139-152

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INVESTIGATING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND VIRTUAL APPLICATION ONLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY

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ZARE ZAHRA | KORDI NAHID | OJI FARZANEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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NETWORKQ2

SOCIAL CYBER NETWORKQ1

SOCIAL SUPPORTQ2

INDIVIDUAL FACTORSQ2

FACTORSQ1

Abstract

The most common a variety of social media virtual social NETWORKing account. Nowadays, social interaction, people are drawn to cyberspace and virtual communication for the bulk of the users of the space. Join with others or groups and communities are entitled to protection. Wellman Habra’s SOCIAL SUPPORT, NETWORK theory. Survey methods and tools are questionnaires on 300 students of Islamic Azad University were selected through a multistage cluster sampling is done. Information obtained by using inferential statistical tests such as (linear regression, Pearson coefficients, etc.) are analyzed. The results acquired by combining components in the context of received supports from social cyber NETWORK among respond ants indicate that 7 percent has been low, 45.7 percent has been medium and 47.3 percent has been a high rate. most of the received supports from cyber NETWORKs are emotional and informational and 32.7 percent of the respond ants have received low, 91.7 percent have received medium and 5.7 percent have received high rate of support from families. Also, the most received support from families has been classified into financial and advisory. the results of the research show that there is a significant relation between demanded support from cyber NETWORKs and individual education variables (F=7.76), parents literacy (r=0.111), responsive social base (r=0.13), the intimacy among family members (r=-0.25), demanding support from family (r=-0.24), but there is no relation among age and the occupation of the respond ant and rate and the type of demanded support from social cyber NETWORKs.

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ZARE, ZAHRA, KORDI, NAHID, & OJI, FARZANEH. (2014). INVESTIGATING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND VIRTUAL APPLICATION ONLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY. MEDIA STUDIES, 9(25), 139-152. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/211982/en

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ZARE ZAHRA, KORDI NAHID, OJI FARZANEH. INVESTIGATING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND VIRTUAL APPLICATION ONLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY. MEDIA STUDIES[Internet]. 2014;9(25):139-152. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/211982/en

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ZAHRA ZARE, NAHID KORDI, and FARZANEH OJI, “INVESTIGATING FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND VIRTUAL APPLICATION ONLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY,” MEDIA STUDIES, vol. 9, no. 25, pp. 139–152, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/211982/en

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