Addiction to watching movies and the Internet and its relationship to academic delay
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Our country is witnessing unusual situations in the security and political aspects that directly affect the various aspects of the student's daily life, which may have severe consequences for the student and society. This is evident through the use of students and youth in the secondary stage to go online and watch movies. The aim of the study was to find out the extent to which students were affected by watching films in their academic achievement and their delay. The study sample consisted of (60) students from the secondary stage who use the Internet and watching movies. The addiction test was used to watch movies and the achievement test as a tool for research procedures, while the T-test and the Pearson correlation coefficient were used as statistical means to reach the results of the research. The study found that movie viewers Their grades were lower than that of other colleagues, that academic specializations were less affected by use, and that increasing the number of hours of viewing had a clear negative impact on students.
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