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        discs  of  famous  singers  in  their  dormitories,  and  11%  of
        students answered that there is books collection.

        "Who can easily change your mind?" 50,6% of students chose
        the answer “parents” and 18% chose the answer “teacher”.
        This  means  that  68.6%  of  students  ’opinions  can  be
        influenced by people who are a reference group for them, i.e.
        parents and teachers.
                                                                 Figure 1. Information about "information attacks"
         Table 1: Indicators distribution of family and external                sources of youth
                influences importance in students life.
                                                               Based on the results of the questionnaire survey analyzed
               (marks are in percentage (%) (n=424)
                                                               above,  young  people  have  a  partial  understanding  of  the
                                 Girls     Boys     Total
                                                               appearance of external threats. In the first stage, they have a
                                (n=204)  (n=220)  (n=424)      high  tendency  to  follow  attacks  that  are  alien  to  them,
            The importance of                                  without having a complete picture. In the 3 year of studying
         1.  family and loved     41.2     30,3     71.5       at a scientific school, it is possible to observe changes in their
            ones                                               views  on  information  attacks.  Mostly  students  receive
            Rely on your own                                   information about external threats from social networks and
         2.                       3,4      12,2     15,6
            conclusions                                        mass media and are exposed to the effects of alien attacks
                                                               (68%).
            Significance of
         3.                       7,6      5,3      12,9
            external influences
                                                               For research purposes, we used Bass-Dark’s methodology
                                                               “Identify manifestations of aggression” in our study.
        By  categorizing  the  emphasis  in  the  questionnaire,  the
        analysis was carried out by dividing it into areas that are   In processing the results obtained, a comparative qualitative
        important in students’ lives and can influence their opinions.   analysis  of  the  mean  value  of  individual  and  group
        The results showed that 71,5% of students' opinions can be   aggression with a high degree of visibility was performed.
        influenced by family members and close relatives, 15,6% rely   The  most  common  type  of  aggression  in  all  subjects  was
        on their own conclusions and experiences, and 12,9% are   physical  and  aggression,  and  the  least  defined  was
        exposed to external influences. Family and close relatives   negativism and guilt aggression.
        and susceptibility to external influences can be observed in
        female  students  than  in  male  students  (Family  and  close   Table 2: Aggression Indicators in youth
        relatives 30,3%, external influences 5,3%). We think this is         (according to “student”)
        probably due to our mentality.
                                                                  №  Types of aggression     x    tst=   P
        For research purposes, we used a questionnaire developed   1.   Physical aggression   6,2   2,02   Р=0,05
        by us to study the threats of social networks and the impact   2.   Verbal aggression   4,8   3,55   Р=0,05
        of “Information attacks” on youth psychology.             3.   Indirect aggression   2,9   3,55   Р=0,05
                                                                  4.      Negativism       5,73   2,7   Р=0,001
        The collected data were statistically processed and analyzed   5.   Tension        7,8   2,02  Р=0,001
        using  computer  programs.  A  total  of  445  students  were   6.   Suspicion     6,16  2,02   Р=0,01
        involved in the study.                                    7.        Sadness        7,8   2,02   Р=0,05
                                                                  8.    Feelings of guilt   6,2   2,02  Р=0,001
        The  results  of  the  empirical  study  were  quantitatively
        analyzed  and  it  was  found  that  the  negative  impact  of   As  a  result  of  the  correlation  analysis  of  the  interactions
        information attacks on the upbringing of young girls was also   between  the  results  of  the  methodology,  the  physical
        high.                                                  aggression in the students formed a positive correlation with
                                                               the  aggression  directed  at  someone,  that  is,  physical
        “Where  can  young  people  get  information  about    aggression is directed at others in a high-achieving student
        "information attacks"? - 58% of respondents answered from   (r= 0,2010**; р<0,01), verbal(r= 0,499**; р<0,01) aggression
        the Internet, 20% from the press, 22% from close friends.   is also high, while irritability and negative emotions (r= -
        This means that information about "information attacks" is   0,293**; р<0,01), law - aggression in the form of behavior
        spread through the Internet.                           against  the  rules  (r=  -0,306**),  guilt  and  remorse  (r=  -
                                                               0,133*)  on  the  contrary,  the  negative  link  showed  an
                                                               indicator.












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