Crime thrillers Binge-Watching Behaviour: Association with Personality traits and Impulsivity

Rahul Gupta, Surender Kumar, S. Gehlot
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Background Due to negative consequences associated with binge _watching involving crime thrillers it has become a topic of scientific debate. It has been mediated by biopsychological parameters under the impact of cognitive and affective aspects. AimTo determine the role of Personality traits and Impulsivity in individuals with Crime thrillers Binge-Watching Behaviour. MATERIALS AND METHODSThe present cross sectional study has been done through online digital media. The study recruited 160 individuals with administration of information questionnaires to get their demographic details, pattern of crime thrillers series watching, behavioral traits and behavioral impulsivity.                                                                ResultsCrime thrillers binge-watching was reported by 80 participants (50%) with female predominance (52.9%) and a mean age of 25.2(S.D.2.4) years. Crime thrillers binge watching was found to have 6.31 as the mean maximum number of episodes in a single sitting.However,no significant differences were present with regard to demographic profile of crime thrillers binge watchers as compared to  crime thrillers non-binge-watchers (p value >.05).Individuals with crime thrillers binge watching were having higher score involving neuroticism and lower score involving openness and agreeableness in comparison to non binge watching of crime thrillers with statistical significance (p value <.05). Impulsivity (BIS-15), mean (SD) score was found to be higher 30.33(4) in crime thrillers binge_ watching as compared to non _binge watchers. Loss of self Control subscale score was found to be higher in female gender 29.5( mean score) as compared to male gender indicating negative consequences in female gender with more severe loss of control. ConclusionThe study found Impulsivity and personality traits seem to be important pathways for crime thrillers binge watching, neuroticism is higher in binge watching while conscientiousness seems protective factor.
犯罪惊悚片的刷剧行为:与个性特征和冲动的关系
背景由于与犯罪惊悚片相关的疯狂观看带来的负面后果,它已经成为一个科学争论的话题。在认知和情感方面的影响下,它一直由生物心理学参数介导。目的探讨人格特质和冲动性在犯罪惊悚片狂观行为个体中的作用。材料和方法本横断面研究是通过在线数字媒体进行的。这项研究招募了160名接受信息问卷调查的人,以了解他们的人口统计细节、犯罪惊悚片系列观看模式、行为特征和行为冲动。结果80名参与者(50%)疯狂观看犯罪惊悚片,其中女性占主导地位(52.9%),平均年龄25.2岁(S.D.2.4)。疯狂观看犯罪惊悚片的平均最高集数为6.31集。然而犯罪惊悚片狂看者与非狂看者的人口统计学特征没有显著差异(p值>.05)显著性(p值<0.05)。犯罪惊悚片狂看组的冲动性(BIS-15)、平均值(SD)得分高于非狂看组30.33(4)。与男性相比,女性的自我控制缺失分量表得分更高,为29.5(平均得分),这表明女性的负面后果更为严重。结论冲动性和人格特征似乎是犯罪惊悚片狂看的重要途径,狂看中神经质较高,而尽责性似乎是保护因素。
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