护生智能手机成瘾、失眠、孤独感与自尊的相关研究

IF 0.9 Q4 NURSING
Raksha Yadav, Smriti Arora, Uma Phalswal, Priyanshi Dixit
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目的:探讨护生智能手机成瘾的患病率及其与失眠、孤独、自尊的关系。方法:采用全枚举抽样的方法,于2024年4月至11月对515名自愿就读于各护理院校的护理本科生进行相关研究。我们排除了有心理健康问题(焦虑、抑郁等)诊断或病史的护生。结果:本研究中,23.1% (N = 515)的护生存在智能手机成瘾。大多数参与者(66.03%)没有临床上明显的失眠,其次是轻度、中度和重度失眠的参与者分别占26.21%、6.79%和0.97%。孤独感的均值±标准差为45.58±8.98,其中高水平孤独感最为普遍(64.46%)。自尊的平均±标准差为27.94±4.89,66.21%的被试具有高自尊。相关分析显示,智能手机成瘾与失眠、孤独感得分呈显著正相关(p < 0.01)。自尊得分与智能手机成瘾、失眠和孤独得分呈负相关(p < 0.01)。多元线性回归显示,高水平的失眠、孤独和低自尊正预测智能手机成瘾(p < 0.01)。结论:综上所述,护生孤独感较高,且与智能手机成瘾、失眠和自尊密切相关。过度使用智能手机会导致自卑,失眠加剧会导致睡眠问题。大学生的智能手机成瘾必须严格监控,这些人需要虔诚的监督和干预计划,以便尽早发现。学习时间结束后,应该考虑参加其他体育、娱乐和文化活动,以减少看屏幕的时间。
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Smartphone Addiction, Insomnia, Loneliness, and Self-Esteem Among Nursing Students: A Correlation Study.

Aim: This study aims to explore the prevalence of smartphone addiction among nursing students and its correlation with their levels of insomnia, loneliness, and self-esteem.

Methods: In this correlational study, 515 consenting undergraduate nursing students studying in various nursing colleges,were enrolled through total enumerative sampling from April to November 2024. We excluded nursing students with a diagnosis or history of mental health problems (anxiety, depression, etc.).

Results: In the present study, 23.1% (N = 515) of the nursing students were found to have smartphone addiction. Most participants (66.03%) did not have clinically significant insomnia, followed by 26.21%, 6.79%, and 0.97% of participants with mild, moderate, and severe insomnia, respectively. The mean ± standard deviation of loneliness was 45.58 ± 8.98, with high levels of loneliness being most prevalent (64.46%). The mean ± standard deviation of self-esteem was 27.94 ± 4.89, and 66.21% of the participants had high self-esteem. The correlation analysis showed that smartphone addiction, insomnia, and loneliness, scores were significantly positively correlated (p < .01). On the other hand, self-esteem scores were negatively correlated with smartphone addiction, insomnia, and loneliness scores (p < .01). Multiple linear regression has shown that high levels of insomnia and loneliness and low self-esteem positively predicted smartphone addiction (p < .01).

Conclusion: In summary, nursing students suffered high loneliness and were strongly associated with smartphone addiction, insomnia and self-esteem. Overuse on smartphone addiction can cause low self-esteem and increased insomnia can develop into sleep problems. Smartphone addiction among college students must be strictly monitored, and such individuals require reverent supervision and intervention programmes, so that it can be detected at an earliest. After academic hours, other sports, entertainment, and cultural programs should be considered to reduce the screen time.

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