Exploring smartphone utilization patterns, addiction, and associated factors in school-going adolescents: A mixed-method study
Hemangi Ladani,
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M Yogesh,
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Nidhi S. Trivedi
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et al.
Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 334 - 340
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
BSTRACT
Background:
Smartphone
use
and
addiction
among
adolescents
is
an
emerging
public
health
concern.
This
study
aimed
to
assess
smartphone
use,
addiction,
patterns
of
associated
factors
adolescents.
Methods:
An
institutional-based
mixed-method
was
conducted
560
aged
15–19
years.
Data
were
collected
on
assessed
by
a
Short
Version
the
Addiction
Scale
(SAS-SV),
correlations
with
demographic
factors,
physical
health,
psychological
symptoms.
Statistical
analysis
included
percentages,
logistic
regression,
tests
significance.
P
value
<
0.05
considered
significant.
Results:
prevalence
89.8%
[95%
CI
(87.09%–92.49%)],
64%
(62.66%–72.34%)]
users.
Factors
are
statistically
significant
based
adjusted
odds
ratios
(AOR),
which
urban
residence
[2.5
(1.8–3.8)],
handsfree
kit
[2.04
(1.56–2.95)],
illiterate
father’s
education
[2.7
(1.9–7.8)],
[2.38
(1.98–5.7)],
primary/secondary
educated
[2.15
(1.06–4.3)]
mother’s
education,
[3.2
(1.7–4.3)].
Addicted
users
showed
higher
for
gaming,
videos,
social
media
(
0.05).
No
or
differences
found
between
addicted
non-addicted
groups.
Conclusions:
(SA)
highly
prevalent
Use
patterns,
such
as
gaming
media,
well
perceptions
harm,
implicated
in
risk.
Tailored
interventions
required
address
this
problem
Language: Английский
The correlation between mindfulness and problematic smartphone use: A meta-analysis
Yangshu Ru,
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Hassan C Norlizah,
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Nur Aimi Nasuha Burhanuddin
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Addictive Behaviors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
164, P. 108272 - 108272
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
Language: Английский
Parent Attachment and Video Gaming Addiction: The Serial Mediation Role of Social Support and Maladaptive Daydreaming
European Journal of Investigation in Health Psychology and Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 60 - 60
Published: April 13, 2025
Previous
research
has
demonstrated
both
direct
and
indirect
relationships
between
parental
attachment
gaming
addiction
in
adolescents.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
role
of
adolescent
addiction,
specifically
examining
how
maladaptive
daydreaming
perceived
social
support
function
as
mediators
this
relationship.
A
convenience
sample
898
Italian
adolescents
(550
female,
Mage
=
14.89
years,
SD
1.71)
completed
a
questionnaire
that
included
Inventory
Parent
Peers
Attachment,
Maladaptive
Daydreaming
Scale,
Game
Addiction
demographic
survey.
Correlation
analyses
confirmed
negative
relationship
addiction.
Mediation
also
showed
serve
significant
serial
These
results
emphasize
importance
factors
understanding
influences
Adolescents
exhibiting
is
caused
by
low
may
benefit
from
psychological
interventions
targeting
adaptive
regulation
strategies.
Strengthening
sense
security
self-confidence
through
such
help
reduce
excessive
behaviors.
Language: Английский
Internet gaming disorder and cognitive failures in daily life among university students: the mediating role of sleep quality and the moderating role of mindfulness
Cuijing Li,
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Quanlei Yu,
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Yao Wu
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Current Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 10, 2024
Language: Английский
The impact of smartphone dependence on college students’ sleep quality: the chain-mediated role of negative emotions and health-promoting behaviors
Yunfei Tao,
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Zhaozhi Liu,
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Huang Li
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et al.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Sept. 19, 2024
Objective
Sleep
disturbances
among
college
students
have
become
a
significant
issue
affecting
their
daily
lives.
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
relationship
between
smartphone
dependence
and
sleep
quality
examine
mediating
roles
of
negative
emotions
health-promoting
behaviors.
Methods
A
total
23,652
were
included
in
study,
21,314
valid
questionnaires
collected.
The
survey
assessed
demographic
factors,
dependence,
quality,
emotions,
chain
mediation
analysis
was
conducted
relationships
these
factors.
Results
Smartphone
significantly
positively
correlated
with
(
r
=
0.272,
p
<
0.001)
0.414,
0.001),
negatively
behaviors
−0.178,
0.001).
0.472,
−0.218,
0.001).Smartphone
positive
predictor
quality.
Moreover,
influenced
effect,
direct
indirect
effect
values
0.304,
0.122,
0.170,
respectively.
Conclusion
Different
factors
(such
as
gender
place
residence)
can
lead
variations
different
variables.
impact
on
students,
while
impact.
directly
affects
also
influence
it
indirectly
through
effects
behaviors,
both
individually
chain-like
manner.
Language: Английский