Table 2.
Variables related to the WSJa and social media (N=1830).
Variable | Participants, n (%) | |
Prior knowledge of the WSJ (n=1826b) |
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No | 1566 (85.8) |
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Yes | 260 (14.2) |
Use of the WSJ (n=1763b) |
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|
|
No | 1649 (93.5) |
|
Yes | 114 (6.5) |
Usability of the WSJ (n=423b) |
|
|
|
No | 98 (23.2) |
|
Yes | 325 (76.8) |
Usefulness of the WSJ (n=359b) |
|
|
|
No | 85 (23.7) |
|
Yes | 274 (76.3) |
Use for the content of the WSJ (n=372b) |
|
|
|
No | 164 (44.1) |
|
Yes | 208 (55.9) |
Use of the WSJ chat (n=372b) |
|
|
|
No | 211 (56.7) |
|
Yes | 161 (43.3) |
Use of the WSJ via email (n=372b) |
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|
|
No | 280 (75.3) |
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Yes | 92 (24.7) |
Do you visit other websites? (n=1694b) |
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|
|
No | 1537 (90.7) |
|
Yes | 157 (9.3) |
Follow influencers (n=1695b) |
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|
|
No | 1322 (78) |
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Yes | 373 (22) |
Pornography (n=1701b) |
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|
|
No | 501 (29.5) |
|
Yes | 1200 (70.5) |
aWSJ: Website Sexe Joves.
bTotal number of responses for each variable.