Assessing Cybercrime Awareness among Indian Young Adults and its Impact on their Satisfaction with Life

Abstract

The primary research aims at Assessing Cybercrime Awareness Among Indian Young adults and its Impact on their satisfaction with life. The study featured a survey with a sample size of 200 Indian Young Adults between the age bracket of 18-25 years. Cross Section Design was used to study and understand the relationship between the variables mentioned above. The statistical tool used was Correlational Analysis to establish and understand the relationship between Cybercrime Awareness and satisfaction with life and a negative correlation was observed between the two variables. Moreover, respondents in the sample have a moderate level of cybercrime awareness and satisfaction with life. Additionally, the standard deviation suggests that there is some variability in cybercrime awareness and satisfaction with life  scores among respondents. Furthermore, another statistical tool used for this study was Regression Analysis which showcased that the model did not present a significant fit. Hence, there was no variance explained by cybercrime awareness on satisfaction with life. Limitations and Applications of the study have also been mentioned.