The subject of this research was to find the difference in behavior on social networks in the

relation to the time spent on computer.

Based on results, the evaluation of virtual behavior on social networks, we concluded that there
are statistically significant differences between subjects who spend a different amount of time at
the computer in terms of dependence on social networks (F=7,738; p<0,01) also in terms of
socialization by social networks (F=3,831; p<0,05). To identify between which groups there are
statistically significant difference, we carried out post hoc testovi. Those tests have helped us to
determine the exact time that people spend on the computer or what is the limit that could be
placed between the normal (optimal use) and addiction. Within the measurement on addiction to
the social networks, it can be seen that the addiction is more pronounced on subjects who spend
three hours on the computer (p<0,05), as well as with those who spend four or more hours using
the computer, in comparison to those subjects who spend one hour on the computer (p<0,01).
Also, there are major differences between groups of those who spend two hours and those who
spend four or more hours on the computer (p<0,01). The subjects who spend four or more hours
using the computer are statistically more different than all other three other groups regarding the
addiction to the social networks (p<0,01).