Personal involvement with privacy topics increases with participant age, from 6.15 in the youngest secondary group to 8.65 in higher education¶
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q2 i? Involvement scores rise with age: 6.15 (secondary 11–12y) to 8.65 (university), with global involvement lower (M = 7.09; SD = 2.18) than the other dimensions. → Luca Botturi 2024
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Luca Botturi 2024¶
Luca Botturi, Tiffany Fioroni, Chiara Beretta, Davide Andreoletti, Alessandro Ferrari, Felipe Cardoso, Anna Picco-Schwendener, Suzanna Marazza, Silvia Giordano. (2024). The iBuddy experience: A digital simulation-based approach to enhance secondary school students' privacy awareness. Education Tech Research Dev 72. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-023-10309-x
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Descriptive analysis of the end-of-session survey (N = 978) across school levels, reported in Table 3 and Fig. 7. The article prints the means and SDs and offers an explanation: younger students own fewer personal devices and perceive third-party data use as "normal".
"The global average score for involvement is lower, while standard deviation is higher (M = 7.09; SD = 2,18), and personal involvement increases with the age of the participants, from 6.15 in the secondary school (11–12y) to 8.65 in higher education."
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Related Claims¶
- Students across all school levels rated the iBuddy session as enjoyable, useful and important, with importance highest (M = 8.96) — related
- Age-related component differences show proactive exploration lowest for youngest students — related
- Transversal-skill confidence increases with age in AI-based open schooling — related
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Personal involvement with privacy topics increases with participant age, from 6.15 in the youngest secondary group to 8.65 in higher education |
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Personal involvement with privacy topics increases with participant age, from 6.15 in the youngest secondary group to 8.65 in higher education |
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