Qualitative analysis finds a significant link between social media addiction and aggressive attitudes in university students, implying the need for targeted interventions.
Key Points
Main finding reveals a strong correlation between social media addiction and aggressive attitudes among 310 university students.
Key evidence from validated scales highlights that addiction rates differ by gender, underscoring important social factors.
Approach included qualitative methods with extensive sampling from universities in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
Significance lies in providing a foundation for culturally appropriate interventions to promote healthier digital behaviors among students.