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背景：Binge-watching指一口气看多集电视剧。叙事的概念和故事情节的沉浸性在刷剧现象中得到了突出体现。人们将刷剧与成瘾模式进行了比较，后者对身心健康都有影响。在西方，不同的研究已经提出了不同的刷剧特征，但在印度，关于刷剧的文献很少。目的：本研究旨在探讨青少年binge-watching行为的普遍性，并探讨binge-watching行为与心理相关因素（即压力、抑郁、焦虑、应对方式和人格特质）之间的关系。材料和方法：目前的研究是在一个由235个人组成的社区在线进行的。通过Binge-watching Engagement and Symptoms Questionnaire （BWESQ）评估Binge-watching behavior，并通过DASS 21、Brief COPE和Big Five inventory -2- short （BFI-2-S）评估心理相关因素。结果：暴看率高达85%。回避型应对方式会增加刷屏行为。尽责性人格特征减少了过度观看，而外向性人格特征则增加了过度观看。结论：刷剧是社区和应对方式中普遍存在的现象，人格特质对刷剧行为的影响是双向的。
Prevalence and psychological correlates of binge-watching: The digital era of entertainment.
Background: Binge-watching refers to watching multiple television series episodes in one sitting. The concept of narratives and the immersive nature of the storyline are highlighted in the binge-watching phenomenon. Binge-watching has been compared with the addiction model, which impacts both mental and physical health. Different studies in the West have come up with different binge-watch profiles, but in India, the literature on binge-watching is scarce.
Aim: The present study aims to explore the prevalence of binge-watching behavior and determine the relationship between binge-watching and the psychological correlates, namely, stress, depression, anxiety, coping styles, and personality traits.
Materials and methods: The current study was conducted online on a community sample consisting of 235 individuals. Binge-watching behavior was assessed through the Binge-Watching Engagement and Symptoms Questionnaire (BWESQ), and psychological correlates were assessed through DASS 21, Brief COPE, and Big Five Invenrory-2-Short (BFI-2-S).
Results: A high prevalence rate (85%) for binge-watching has been found. Avoidance coping style increases binge-watching behavior. Conscientiousness personality trait decreases binge-watching, and extraversion increases it.
Conclusion: Binge-watching is a prevalent phenomenon in the community and coping styles, and personality traits can influence binge-watching behavior in a bidirectional manner.
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