The Electronic Lifestyle In Digital Activities Mediated by the Internet
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https://doi.org/10.37467/revtechno.v15.5060Keywords:
E-lifestyle, Digital activities, Internet value, PLS-SEM, InternetAbstract
The study examines how the post-pandemic influenced the digital activities of Peruvian university students, highlighting the rise of an "electronic lifestyle" due to isolation. The relationship between this new style and the value given to the Internet was studied, concluding that this value differs between genders. A survey was carried out on 189 students using a model based on e-lifestyle. The findings reflect new post-pandemic digital needs and interests and a shift in the Internet's perceived significance.
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