تعرض الشباب الجامعي للأخبار الإيجابية والسلبية للمؤسسات الخيرية على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي وانعكاسه على اتجاهاتهم نحو العمل التطوعي

الملخص EN

The study aimed to identify the relationship between university youth's exposure to positive and negative news of charitable institutions on social networking sites and their attitudes (cognitive - emotional - behavioral) towards volunteer work, and to identify how respondents interact with negative news on social networking sites, which is a descriptive study that was applied using The survey method was conducted on a deliberate sample of university youth at the Universities of Minya and Cairo, consisting of (420) individuals, and the study found: The percentage of respondents who are interested in voluntary work (on average) increased by (55.71% ), followed by respondents who are interested in voluntary work significantly with a percentage of (23.81).

% ), and the high percentage of respondents who are affected by negative news published about charitable institutions (39.76% ), and the percentage of young people's tendency toward charitable institutions through their follow-up to positive and negative news about them ranged between (71.88% : 75.77% ), where it came in the order The first (emotional attitude) with a percentage of (75.77% ), while it came in the second place (cognitive attitude), with a percentage of (75.72% ), while it came in the third and last place (the behavioral attitude) ki) by (71.88% ), and it was proven that there was a direct, statistically significant correlation between the degree of youth exposure to the news of charitable institutions' pages and their attitude towards charitable work.