DETOXIFICATION AMONG INDONESIAN MUSLIM UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN REDUCING THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN MAKASSAR
Keywords:
detoxification, social media, students
Abstract
This study aims to determine detoxification among Indonesian Muslim University students in reducing the use of social media in Makassar, and to determine the impact of detoxification among Indonesian Muslim University students in reducing social media use in Makassar. This type of research is qualitative in the form of descriptive. The results of this study note that doing social media detoxification gets various benefits and also the stability of life for someone who goes through it. Therefore, stable use of social media will produce a directed lifestyle. Based on the research results, students have different reasons why they do social media detoxification, some say that when they want to do social media detoxification, students feel a positive impact, especially on mental health and individual well-being.
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Kristiawan, Vincentius Raditya, and Wiwid Noor Rakhmad. (2021). Instagram Detoxification as an Effort to Resolve User Communication Anxiety. Online Interaction 9.3, 75-82.
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Mansyur, U. (2020). Students' Interest in Reading: Portrait of the Development of Literacy Culture at the Indonesian Muslim University. Literacy: Journal of Indonesian Language and Literature and Its Learning, 4(2), 135-141.
Martanatasha, Michelia, and Intan Primadini. (2019). The Relationship between Self-Esteem and Body Image in Exposure to Instagram Social Media. Ultimacomm: Journal of Communication Studies 11.2, 158-172.
Mukhtar, (2013). Practical Methods of Qualitative Descriptive Research. Jakarta: GP Press Group.
Purbohastuti, Arum Wahyuni. (2017). The Effectiveness of Social Media as a Promotional Media. Tirtayasa Economics 12.2, 212-231.
Putra, RKJD (2022). Activities for Using Digital Media as a Da'wah Media in the Malang Koran Community (Doctoral dissertation, Muhammadiyah University of Malang).
Rafiq, Ahmad. (2020). The Impact of Social Media on Social Change in a Society. Global Communications 1.1, 18-29.
Rahardaya, Astrid Kusuma, and Firman Kurniawan. (2022). Controlling Behavioral Freedom Using Digital Technology with Digital Detox. Pearl Lens Journal of Communication 6.1,106-115.
Rahardjo, Mudjia. (2011). Qualitative research data collection methods.
Rijali, Ahmad. Qualitative data analysis. (2019). Alhadharah: Journal of Da'wah Science 17.33, 81-95.
Sansini, Sergio Omar. (2020). Analysis of E-Government Management through the West Java Province Covid-19 Information and Coordination Center Application (Pikobar). Diss. Indonesian Computer University.
Sujarwoto, Sujarwoto, Gindo Tampubolon, and Adi Cilik Pierewan. (2019). A tool to help or harm? Online social media use and adult mental health in Indonesia. International journal of mental health and addiction 17.4, 1076-1093.
Subagijo, A. (2020). Diet and gadget detox. Noura Books.
Surahman, S. (2016). Determinism of communication technology and media globalization on Indonesian arts and culture. Record: Journal of Photography, Television, Animation, 12(1), 31-42.
Syvertsen, Trine, and Gunn Enli. (2020). Digital detox: Media resistance and the promise of authenticity. Convergence 26.5-6,1269-1283.
Tampi, AGC, Kawung, EJ, & Tumiwa, JW (2016). The Impact of the Services of the Social Security Administering Agency for Health on the Community in Tingkulu Village. Acta Diurna Communications, 5(1).
Watie, Errika Dwi Setya. (2016). Communication and social media (communications and social media). The Messenger Journal 3.2, 69-74.
Zahariades, Damon. (2018). Digital Detox: The Ultimate Guide To Beating Technology Addiction. Independently Published.
Published
2023-12-29
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