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nonremunerated blood donation main approach various medical institutions get source blood supply blood supply shortage still problem todays society social media become main approach information acquisition youth groups nowadays information social media impact peoples behavioral decisions objective study therefore investigate correlation social media exposure relevant information blood donation willingness youths donate blood collected data 455 questionnaires online questionnaire structural equation modeling constructed validation data analyzed reliability validity demographic differences using ibmspss 260 ibmspssamos 260 used model fit analysis path analysis results study showed positive correlation social media exposure relevant blood donation information willingness donate blood 0262 p 0001 altruism 0203 p 0001 selfefficacy 0170 p 0001 also positive correlation attitude toward blood donation selfefficacy 0560 p 0001 positive correlation willingness donate blood 0180 p 0786 also positive correlation altruism willingness donate blood 0150 p 005 attitude toward blood donation 0150 p 0001 similarly positive correlation selfefficacy willingness donate blood 0371 p 0001 exposure information related blood donation social media increase willingness youth population donate blood exposure information related altruism selfefficacy social media also enhance young peoples attitudes toward blood donation strengthening willingness donate