Setiyaningsih, Lian Agustina ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0919-9795, Fahmi, Muhammad Hanif and Molyo, Priyo Dari (2021) Selective exposure media sosial pada ibu dan perilaku anti sosial anak. Jurnal Komunikasi Nusantara, 3 (1). ISSN E-ISSN: 2685-7650

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Abstract

The rapid development of technology has accelerated the adaptation to the use of technology.
Especially the use of technology on social media that affects family communication, namely on behavior
change. The impact depends on the selective exposure (duration and frequency). Mothers often experience
commodification and are identified with groups that are not well literate in the use of social media. So that
raises the hypothesis of the effect of selective exposure on mothers on their children's anti-social behavior.
This quantitative descriptive study uses a quasi-experimental method by providing initial insights to
respondents. As many as 82 respondents of mothers in Malang Raya were involved in this study with the
criteria of productive age, have children aged 5-12 years and have used social media for about 3 years. The
sampling technique uses purposive sampling because it refers to the above criteria. This study conducted a
test of reliability and validity, while in data analysis using linear regression and t test. The results of this
study indicate that mothers are positioned under the control of technology which brings a trickle effect so that
it can create a negative effect on children. Selective social media exposure to mothers has a significant effect
56,7% and correlation 1,568. Anti-social behavior is generated in form of refusal to interact with
environment, aggressive, impulsive, quiet and has no regrets making mistakes.

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