
handle: 2183/39315 , 10347/28798
[Resumen]: En esta investigación se analizan los hábitos y las opiniones de estudiantes del último curso de educación secundaria acerca de la privacidad en las redes sociales. Para ello se elaboró un cuestionario que respondieron 1,144 adolescentes, en el que se les preguntó sobre los datos que difunden en las redes sociales, su comportamiento en relación con los términos de uso de estas herramientas y el grado de preocupación por la información personal compartida. Los resultados muestran que las mujeres difunden más información que los hombres. Asimismo, se ha desvelado que al disminuir el rendimiento académico desciende el grado de preocupación y que es mayor entre el alumnado femenino. Se evidencia la necesidad de formación en privacidad y la educación de la intimidad como un componente de la alfabetización digital
[Abstract]: This study analyzes the habits and opinions of students in the last year of secondary school, regarding privacy on social networks. For this purpose, 1,144 adolescents answered a questionnaire about the data they spread on social networks, their behavior related to the terms of use of these tools, and their degree of concern about shared personal information. The results show that the female students spread more information than the male students. Also revealed was that the lower the academic performance, the lower the degree of concern, and that this phenomenon is more common among the female students. The need for privacy training and intimacy education as a component of digital literacy is evident.
Educación secundaria, Educación media, Alfabetización digital, Privacy, Privacidad, Digital literacy, Adolescencia, Secondary education, Redes sociales, Social networks, Adolescence
Educación secundaria, Educación media, Alfabetización digital, Privacy, Privacidad, Digital literacy, Adolescencia, Secondary education, Redes sociales, Social networks, Adolescence
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