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ajmri-297	Flores, Kenedy; Dumaguin, Catherine ; Dumo, Gaudwin Gaean; Fontanilla, Aian Zedrick; Nisperos, Karol Ann	Social Media as a Transformative Agent of Political Behavior Among Political Science Students in a Component City	2022	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5801	295	41	Correlation of Analysis of the Level of Exposure to Politics - and Election-Related Content posted on social media among Political Science Students and its Degree of Relevance in Transforming their Political Behavior Table 6 shows the interpretation of the relationship between the level of frequency of social media use among political science students and its degree of relevance in transforming their political behavior which is computed as 0.030 which is described as having a Negligible Positive Relationship. This study investigated the use of social media as a transformative agent in changing the political be- havior of political science students in a component city.	cache/ajmri-297.pdf	txt/ajmri-297.txt