医学生网络使用问题的冲动性、强迫性和功能失调信念的研究

IF 0.6 Q4 PSYCHIATRY
Pallavi Abhilasha, Aneesha Haryal, Meha Malhotra, Mrinalini Reddy, Thenmozhi Moorthy, M. Singla
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背景:网络成瘾被描述为一种与新技术发展相关的新兴行为。冲动是成瘾行为的危险因素。适应不良使用互联网被称为强迫性使用互联网。功能障碍信念是一种非理性思维模式,对自我、外部世界和未来都有负面看法。目的:本研究旨在评估冲动、强迫和功能失调的信念在导致网络使用问题中的作用。材料与方法:采用横断面量表对300名医学本科生进行了评估。参与者使用谷歌表格填写人口统计学详细信息、网络成瘾测试、紧迫性坚持性中介前感觉寻求积极紧迫性量表、强迫性互联网使用量表和功能障碍态度量表。100名学生因无回应而无法接受评估。结果:本研究的有效率为66.6%,在受访者中,74.4%为轻度,25.2%为中度,0.76%为重度。网络成瘾与强迫性网络使用呈正相关。网络成瘾与缺乏毅力和积极紧迫感呈正相关。问题用户和非问题用户的依赖程度、成就和自制力之间存在总体显著性。结论:在新兴的网络使用时代,我们必须学会区分过度网络使用和成瘾,并警惕精神病理学。
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A study of impulsivity, compulsivity, and dysfunctional belief among medical undergraduate students with problematic internet use
Background: Internet addiction has been described as an emerging behavior related to the development of new technologies. Impulsivity is a risk factor for addictive behaviors. Maladaptive use of the Internet has been coined as compulsive Internet use. Dysfunctional belief is an irrational thinking pattern where there is a negative view of self, the outer world, and future. Aim: The present study aims to assess the role of impulsivity, compulsivity, and dysfunctional belief leading to problematic Internet use. Materials and Methods: A total of 300 undergraduate medical students were assessed on this cross-sectional scale. Demographic details, Internet Addiction Test, Urgency Perseveration Premediation Sensation Seeking Positive Urgency Scale, Compulsive Internet Use Scale, and Dysfunctional Attitude Scale were filled by the participants using Google Forms. One hundred students could not be assessed due to nonresponse. Results: This study had a response rate of 66.6%, and of the respondents, 74.4% were mild, 25.2% were moderate, and 0.76% were severe in nature. A positive correlation was observed between Internet addiction and compulsive Internet use. There was a positive correlation between Internet addiction and lack of perseverance and positive urgency. There is an overall significance between level of dependency, achievement, and self-control in problematic and nonproblematic users. Conclusions: In the emerging era of Internet use, we must learn to differentiate excessive Internet use from addiction and be vigilant about psychopathology.
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