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082			_aRef 373.07 N1459 2026
245			_aNakit-an niyo man? the correlation of Tiktok's algorithm on the political perceptions of generation Z in Ateneo de Iloilo / _cby Virniña Rose Abellera, Edel Fiona Apat, Kurt Vincent Gorriceta, Aumir Glen Olavides, and Chloe Margarette Sobrevega.
260			_a[Iloilo City] : _b[Ateneo de Iloilo], _cc2026.
300			_a37 p.
520			_aThe rapid rise of TikTok has transformed how Generation Z interprets and engages with political information. This research study examined the relationship between TikTok's algorithm and the political perceptions of Generation Z in Ateneo de Пloilo - Santa Maria Catholic School (ADI-SMCS). A quantitative correlational design was used, with data collected from 46 respondents aged 13-28 through a structured survey. Descriptive statistics and Pearson's correlation coefficient were applied to analyze the data. Results showed generally weak political perception, with mean scores of M = 2.43, M = 2.32, and M = 2.24 across variables. However, findings revealed strong and significant correlations between TikTok engagement and political perceptions (r = 0.564and r = 0.616, p = 0.000 ≤ 0.05). These findings have led to recommendations for policymakers and regulators of the platform, together with users and the institution, to increase precautionary measures.
526			_a300-399
650			_aTikTok (Electronic resource).
650			_aSocial media—Political aspects.
650			_aPolitical participation.
650			_aPublic opinion.
650			_aPolitical culture.
650			_aYouth—Political activity.
650			_aGeneration Z. Algorithms.
650			_aMass media and public opinion.
700			_aAbellera, Virniña Rose.
700			_aApat, Edel Fiona.
700			_aGorriceta, Kurt Vincent.
700			_aOlavides, Aumir Glen.
700			_aSobrevega, Chloe Margarette.
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