Examining the Relationship Between Digital Well-Being, Digital Hoarding and Mobile Information Security Awareness with Association Rule

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationships between digital well-being, digital hoarding, and mobile information security awareness. The study employed data mining methods and was conducted as a correlational study. Data collection involved the use of the Digital W ell-Being Scale, Digital Hoarding Scale, and mobile Information Security Awareness Scale. The study utilized data from a total of 466 students enrolled at the Faculty of Education of Firat University. The collected data underwent preprocessing techniques for data cleaning, transformation, and reduction. Descriptive and correlational analyses were carried out as essential components of the data analysis process. Descriptive analysis included calculating means, percentages, and frequency analyses. For correlational analysis, the association rule was employed to uncover relationships between variables. The results of the study indicated that university students overall exhibited a significant level of digital well-being. However, their awareness of mobile information security and inclination to hoard digital content were considered to be moderate. The findings revealed that individuals who were concerned about file deletion demonstrated considerate behavior towards other users on social media and recognized the impact of digital security on social media interactions.