Journal of Mass Communication & Journalism

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

Publications

• Mini Review   
  Youth Public Health Awareness of COVID-19 and Social Media
  Author(s): Neil Chamelin*
  
  The ongoing review has been intended to concentrate on the connection between web-based entertainment utilization and wellbeing mindfulness rehearses as well as frenzy among the Indian youth during Coronavirus. A review was led among the college understudies in Delhi-NCR district to evaluate the impact of web-based entertainment on their wellbeing conduct right after the pandemic. A web-based overview of 250 understudies was executed utilizing a 5-point Likert scale based self-controlled survey comprising of 23 inquiries. The information was dissected utilizing shrewd PLS-SEM (Fractional Least Squares Underlying Condition Displaying). The outcomes demonstrate that conduct change in an individual is vital to his security against the deadly infection. While the online entertainment instigated alarm doesn't set off a positive conduct change, neither does it lead t.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2165-7912.2022.12.471

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