I create special programs to help the 80 million mobile phone users in NCR to feel like they are part of a community. This is a way to show appreciation, provide support, manage resources, and increase involvement.
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General Introduction: Opportunities and problems of screen addiction and related social issues among youths aged 15 - 35 who are part of an ongoing digital revolution in the National Capital Region of the Philippines.
Overview of the digital revolution in the National Capital Region of the Philippines. Introduction to the concept of screen addiction and its relevance to the youth.
Analysis of existing research on digital media use, screen addiction, and social issues among youths. Theological perspectives on media use and addiction.
Qualitative and quantitative research methods to study screen addiction and social issues among youths. Ethical considerations for research.
Overview of digital media use among youths in the region. Benefits of digital media for communication, education, and community building.
Definition and diagnosis of screen addiction. Analysis of social issues related to screen addiction, such as loneliness, depression, and anxiety.
Discussion on the stewardship of technology. Theological responses to addiction and social issues.
Presentation and interpretation of research data. Correlation between screen time, addiction, and social issues.
