Table 1.
Data analysis of respondents.
Table 2.
Cronbach’s Alpha to measure the reliability of the questionnaire.
Fig 1.
Percentage frequency of social media (SM) users for e-participation in the selected geopolitical zones.
Fig 2.
The skewness of the percentage frequency of the mean is based on the Likert scale of social media users for e-participation.
Table 3.
Skewness and deviation of the e-participation on social media.
Table 4.
Standard deviations of e-participation and government trust.
Table 5.
Standard deviation of gender, age, employment, geopolitical zone, Twitter users, e-participation, and government trust.
Table 6.
Correlation matrix between all variables.
Table 7.
Correlation matrix between all variables.
Table 8.
Correlation matrix between all variables.
Table 9.
Correlation matrix between all variables.
Table 10.
Correlation between the variable groups.
Table 11.
The Kaiser–Meyer–Olkin (KMO) and Bartlett’s test results.
Table 12.
Communalities table.
Fig 3.
Scree plot.
Table 13.
Total variance explained for variables.
Table 14.
Rotated component matrix for factors loaded together.
Table 15.
Paired samples statistics of e-participation and most Twitter users.
Table 16.
Correlation between e-participation and most Twitter use.