This is a quantitative primary study into whether there is a link between social media usage and Islamophobic attitudes. This research was completed by asking university students to complete a likert scale questionnaire designed to attempt to measure their trust, gender oppression, fear and distance of Muslims. This data was then compared to their Facebook usage, to identify any link.
Contents
Abstract
Introduction
Literature review
Islamophobia
Social Media
Conclusion of literature review
Methodology
Philosophy
Method
Methodology
Design
Sample
Ethics
Results
Test One
Test Two
Test Three
Test Four
Discussion
References
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