%0 Book Section
%A ROZAK, Abdul, Abdul
%A PAWITO, -
%A WIJAYA, Mahendra, Mahendra
%A RAHMANTO, Andre Novi, Andre
%B Proceedings International Conference on Media And Communicatio (Mention 2019)n
%C Malaysia
%D 2019
%F digilib:39937
%I Centre of Research in Media and Communication Faculty of Social Sciences and HumanitiesUniversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
%K social media, young people, social-cultural environment.
%P 709-721
%T Socio-Cultural environment, types of Education and Use of Social Media amongYoung People in a Cultural Heritage City
%U https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/39937/
%X This study was aimed to trace the possibility of differences in the use of social media amongyoung  people  in  urban,  suburban  and  rural  areas,  especially  in  the  Special Region  of  Yogyakarta  (DIY).  Using  a  quantitative  survey  approach  involving  150 respondents  from  the  three  regions,  this  study  focused  on  a  number  of  variables primarily related  to  socio-cultural  background (residential  areas),  types  of  education, and use of social media. Several hypotheses presented in this study were tested using one-way  analysis  of  variance  test.  The  results  revealed  that  there  was  a  significant difference between the socio-cultural background and the type of social media used as seen in the ANOVA test result (F count = 5.678 > F table = 3.06). This meant that the environmental background had an impact on the use of social media types. However, from  the  background  of  theireducationtype,  the  ANOVA  test  result  showed  no significant  difference  among  young  people  who  were  educated  in  religious,  general, and vocational schools as seen from the F count = 1.545 < F table = 3.06