School belongingness, peer relations, and insomnia as predictors of middle school pupils’ problematic online gaming

IF 0.3 Q4 PSYCHIATRY
Seyhan Bekir, Jale Eldeleklioğlu
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The focus of this study was to determine the level of problematic online gaming among middle school pupils as related to age, gender, school type, and peer relationships as well as school belongingness and insomnia. A total of 291 middle school pupils constituted the study’s samples, 147 of whom were boys and 144 of whom were girls. One of the study’s purposeful sampling methods, non-random sample methods, was used. In the study, one of the non-random sampling methods purposeful sampling methods was utilised. The dependent variable was problematic online gaming, while the independent variables included the search for peer relationships, school belongingness, and insomnia. Problematic online gaming is the dependent variable, whereas peer relationships, school belongingness, and insomnia are the variables that are independent. To find out if the independent factors predicted the dependent variable, multiple regression analysis was utilised. The regression study revealed that insomnia, school belongingness, peer relationship, age, type of school, and age factors accounted for 30% of the problematic online gaming variable.
学校归属感、同伴关系和失眠症对中学生网络游戏问题的预测作用
本研究的重点是确定中学生网络游戏问题的程度与年龄、性别、学校类型、同伴关系以及学校归属感和失眠症的关系。共有291名中学生组成了这项研究的样本,其中147名是男孩,144名是女孩。本研究使用了一种有目的的抽样方法,即非随机抽样方法。本研究采用了一种非随机抽样方法,目的抽样方法。因变量是有问题的网络游戏,而自变量包括寻找同伴关系、学校归属感和失眠。有问题的网络游戏是因变量,而同伴关系、学校归属感和失眠是独立变量。为了找出自变量是否预测因变量,我们使用多元回归分析。回归研究显示,失眠、学校归属感、同伴关系、年龄、学校类型和年龄因素占网络游戏问题变量的30%。
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CiteScore
0.60
自引率
25.00%
发文量
22
审稿时长
20 weeks
期刊介绍: PSYCHIATRIA I PSYCHOLOGIA KLINICZNA is an international peer-reviewed scientific journal publishing original articles that constitute significant contributions to the advancements of psychiatry and psychology. In addition, PSYCHIATRIA I PSYCHOLOGIA KLINICZNA publishes information from the medical associations, reports and materials from international congresses, letters to the Editor, information on new medical products as well as abstracts and discussions on papers published in other scientific journals, reviews of books and other publications.
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