The mediation relationship between life satisfaction and subjective vitality fear of COVID-19 and problematic internet use (tur)

Adem Peker, Serkan Cengiz, M. Yildiz
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Objective: This aim is to examine the mediating role of life satisfaction and rotating vitality in the relationship between fear of COVID-19 and problematic internet use in adolescents. Method: The participants in Turkey to 532 adolescents (304 females, 228 males) are formed. In the study COVID-19 Fear Scale, Life Satisfaction Scale, Subjective Vitality Scale, and Problematic Internet Use Scale were used. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, education was not held in schools, so data were collected online. For this, scales were sent to the participants through online data collection prepared via Google Forms. Results: Relationships between adolescents' fear of experiencing coronavirus and their life satisfaction, fitness, and problematic internet use were determined by Pearson correlation analysis. It is seen that the problematic internet use has a positive relationship with the fear of COVID-19, a negative relationship with life satisfaction and other vitality, and low follow-up. It is observed that there is a low level, negatively significant relationship between COVID-19 and life satisfaction and vitality. Regression analysis examined the mediating relationship between life satisfaction and age's fear of COVID-19 and internet use. The research was performed by Hayes (2009) to test the mediating effect. The process was carried out in the macro mirror. In this method, 5000 resampling method was chosen. Discussion: Their results mediate the relationship between life satisfaction and health fear of COVID-19 and problematic internet use.
生活满意度、主观活力恐惧与网络问题使用的中介关系(转)
目的:探讨生活满意度和旋转活力在青少年新冠病毒恐惧与网络问题使用关系中的中介作用。方法:对土耳其532名青少年(女性304名,男性228名)进行调查。研究采用新冠病毒恐惧量表、生活满意度量表、主观活力量表和问题网络使用量表。由于新冠肺炎疫情,学校没有举行教育,所以数据是在网上收集的。为此,通过谷歌表格准备的在线数据收集将量表发送给参与者。结果:通过Pearson相关分析确定了青少年对冠状病毒感染的恐惧与他们的生活满意度、健康状况和上网问题之间的关系。研究发现,上网问题与新冠肺炎恐惧呈正相关,与生活满意度和其他活力呈负相关,且随访率低。研究发现,新冠肺炎与生活满意度、活力呈低水平负相关。回归分析检验了生活满意度与年龄对COVID-19的恐惧和互联网使用之间的中介关系。该研究由Hayes(2009)进行,以检验中介效应。该过程是在宏镜中进行的。该方法采用5000次重采样方法。讨论:他们的研究结果调解了生活满意度、COVID-19健康恐惧和有问题的互联网使用之间的关系。
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