A Study on the Impact of Online Entertainment on the Quality of Life of Undergraduate Students

Abstract

This study explores the impact of online entertainment on the quality of life of undergraduate students through a statistical approach. By analyzing survey data and demographic information, we examine the relationships between online entertainment consumption, including streaming services, social media, and gaming, and various aspects of students’ well-being, such as academic performance, physical health and social interactions. Utilizing data visualization tools such as simple pie charts and bar charts, and statistical hypothesis testing, we identify and establish the nature of relationships between these factors, which highlights both the benefits and challenges posed by online entertainment. The findings of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of how online entertainment shapes the daily lives and overall well-being of undergraduate students, enabling parents and educators in guiding the youth to make better use of the internet.