O‘SMIRLAR ORASIDA RAQAMLI TEXNOLOGIYALAR, INTERNET VA IJTIMOIY TARMOQLARDAN FOYDALANISH XUSUSIYATLARINING IJTIMOIY XAVFLI XATTI-HARAKATLAR RIVOJLANISHIDAGI O‘RNI VA O‘ZARO KORRELYATSION BOG‘LIQLIGINI O‘RGANISH
Keywords:
Kalit so’zlar o‘smirlar, internet, ijtimoiy tarmoqlar, raqamli faollik, xavfli xatti- harakatlar, Pearson korrelyatsiyasi, regressiya tahlili.Abstract
Annotatsiya Mazkur tadqiqotda o‘smirlarning raqamli texnologiyalar, internet
va ijtimoiy tarmoqlardan foydalanish xususiyatlari hamda ijtimoiy xavfli xatti-
harakatlar o‘rtasidagi bog‘liqlik o‘rganildi. Tadqiqotda 14–18 yoshdagi 250 nafar
o‘smir ishtirok etdi. Deskriptiv statistik tahlil, Pearson korrelyatsion tahlili va ko‘p
omilli regressiya usullaridan foydalanildi. Natijalarga ko‘ra, internetdan foydalanish
davomiyligi, ijtimoiy tarmoqlarda o‘tkazilgan vaqt va onlayn xavfli kontentlarga duch
kelish darajasi ijtimoiy xavfli xatti-harakatlar ko‘rsatkichlari bilan ijobiy
korrelyatsiyaga ega ekanligi aniqlandi. Ko‘p omilli regressiya modeli ijtimoiy
tarmoqlarda o‘tkazilgan vaqt va onlayn xavfli kontent ta’siri ijtimoiy xavfli xatti-
harakatlarning mustaqil prediktorlari ekanligini ko‘rsatdi.
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