Glasnik Antropoloskog drustva Srbije,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
56(1-2), P. 29 - 39
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Information
about
oral
health
available
on
the
Internet,
videos
of
dental
procedures
YouTube,
and
Facebook
groups,
whose
members
are
dentists,
have
contributed
to
dentistry
finding
its
place
online.
Aim:
The
aim
study
was
investigate
attitudes
behavior
student
population
towards:
marketing
Instagram,
patient-dentist
relationship
through
social
media,
information
found
Internet.
Participants
Methods:
research
included
226
students
University
Niš,
who
participated
in
an
anonymous
online
survey
16
questions
created
Google
Forms.
Results:
Every
sixth
respondent
from
those
follow
a
office
Instagram
chosen
because
Instagram.
Females
search
for
dentists
more
frequently
Internet
than
males.
Most
respondents,
friends
with
dentist
network,
still
most
often
contact
them
by
phone.
oldest
respondents
do
not
find
it
appropriate
be
media.
majority
unsure
accuracy
informations
discuss
their
dentist.
Conclusion:
does
play
key
role
choice
among
communication
media
is
less
prevalent
other
forms
However,
half
consult
before
going
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 11, 2024
This
review
aims
to
focus
on
the
effects
of
COVID-19
university
students'
mental
health
and
deepen
our
understanding
it.
The
conclusions
are
based
32
studies
conducted
during
pandemic.
confirms
that
students
were
at
high
risk
for
disorders,
heightened
stress,
increased
sleep
comorbidities
both
pre-pandemic
literature
confirmed
a
few
universal
trends,
i.e.,
anxiety,
depression,
rates
insomnia,
obsessive-compulsive
disorder,
suicidal
ideation
also
went
up.
Overall,
female
disadvantage
in
development
issues.
Male
coped
better
but
may
be
higher
lethality
ideation.
Students
with
history
issues
other
prior
pandemic
had
worse
outcomes
compared
healthy
individuals.
study
points
strong
positive
correlation
between
fear
insomnia.
There
is
declining
online
learning.
A
negative
was
present
physical
activity
depressive
symptoms.
These
findings
across
many
countries
regions
where
occurred.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(22), P. 14883 - 14883
Published: Nov. 12, 2022
The
current
study
uses
"digital
addiction"
as
an
umbrella
term
to
refer
addiction
the
Internet,
social
media,
smartphones,
digital
devices,
video
games,
or
similar
technologies.
aims
investigate
scientific
landscape
of
research
field
through
combining
bibliometric
and
science
mapping
analysis
facilitate
insight
into
development
evolution
this
knowledge
base.
Data
for
were
extracted
from
Scopus
database,
which
covers
a
wide
range
journal
articles,
with
429
articles
addressing
included
in
analysis.
was
performed
over
three
consecutive
time
periods
using
SciMAT
software
observe
thematic
evolution.
results
indicated
that
addictive
behavior
most
significant
theme
across
periods.
Cross-sectional
studies
risk
factors
outcomes
among
adults
different
sexes
prevalent
during
first
period
(1997-2012),
while
interest
moved
adolescents
students
second
(2013-2017).
Research
third
(2018-2022)
driven
by
smartphone
media
addiction,
resilience
preventive
factor
garnered
more
than
previously
studied
factors,
may
indicate
perspective
change
researchers.
Implications
are
suggested
future
investigations
addiction.
BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: April 9, 2024
Abstract
Background
Internet
addiction
has
an
important
influence
on
the
development
of
physical
and
mental
health
college
students.
The
purpose
this
study
is
to
evaluate
current
status
correlation
between
students’
negative
emotion,
fatigue
level
disorder,
provide
reference
for
care
management
Methods
We
conducted
a
questionnaire
survey
cluster
sample
students
from
October
November
15,
2022.
scale,
assessment
scale
positive
emotion
were
used
survey.
Pearson
analysis
mediating
effect
test
performed
analyze
effects.
Results
A
total
1546
valid
questionnaires
collected.
incidence
internet
in
student
was
20.38%.
score
52.94
±
12.47,
69.27
3.19,
31.
41
5.09,
18.54
5.68.
positively
correlated
with
(all
P
<
0.
05).
each
factor
severity
Fatigue
played
intermediary
role
prediction
students,
of-0.433,
accounting
76.35%
effect.
Conclusion
may
be
strengthened
reduce
their
so
as
addiction.
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(9), P. 2469 - 2469
Published: Sept. 6, 2023
When
“hijacked”
by
compulsive
behaviors
that
affect
the
reward
and
stress
centers
of
brain,
functional
changes
in
dopamine
circuitry
occur
as
consequence
pathological
brain
adaptation.
As
a
correlate
mental
health,
has
central
role
behavioral
regulation
from
healthy
reward-seeking
to
adaptation
response
adversity.
This
narrative
review
offers
spotlight
view
transition
function,
under
control
dopamine,
progressive
deregulation
this
function
interactions
with
other
circuits,
producing
what
may
be
called
an
anti-reward
state.
How
such
is
linked
specific
health-relevant
then
explained
pandemic-related
adversities
stresses
they
engendered.
The
long
lockdown
periods
where
people
social
isolation
had
rely
on
drink,
food,
digital
rewards
via
internet
seen
major
triggers
motivation
behavior
worldwide.
dopamine-mediated
discussed.
It
argued
that,
when
pushed
fate
circumstance
into
physiological
state
anti-reward,
human
health
affected,
depending
individual
vulnerabilities.
A
unified
conceptual
account
places
at
centre
current
global
context
proposed.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(15), P. 2470 - 2470
Published: July 30, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
explore
the
longitudinal
associations
between
healthy
eating
habits,
resilience,
insomnia,
and
Internet
addiction
by
using
a
cross-lagged
panel
analysis
of
Chinese
college
students.
Overall,
807
students
completed
questionnaires
on
from
August
2020
(time
1,
T1)
November
2,
T2),
were
selected
for
data
analyses.
Healthy
habits
(T1)
had
significant
effects
resilience
(T2;
β
=
0.064,
Journal of Education and Health Promotion,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 423 - 423
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
created
a
long
period
of
stress
for
people
worldwide
and
significantly
affected
sleep
duration.
revealed
new
factors
that
are
likely
to
affect
sleep.
Uncertainty
is
factor
leads
anxiety
depression,
which
affects
It
should
also
be
noted
reductions
in
quality
rather
than
duration
associated
with
negative
consequences
on
mental
health.
This
study
aims
investigate
online
how
this
situation
university
students.This
research,
descriptive
design,
was
conducted
Turkey
between
June
01,
2021
July
30,
2021.
sample
included
604
who
accepted
voluntary
participation,
chosen
by
the
random
selection
method.
In
study,
sociodemographic
information
form,
Pittsburgh
index
(PSQI),
morningness-eveningness
questionnaire
scale
(MEQ
Scale),
Beck
depression
inventory
(BDI),
(BAI)
were
used
as
data
collection
tools.
Pearson
correlation
analysis
utilized
examine
relationship
scales.
Multiple
regression
performed
role
morningness-eveningness,
anxiety,
insomnia
severity
quality.Sleep
negatively
correlated
scores
(r
=
-0.32,
P
<
0.01),
positively
related
0.43,
0.40,
0.01)
0.55,
0.01).
According
coefficients,
while
(β
0.041,
0.001)
0.226,
predicted
quality,
did
not
predict
it
0.009,
>
0.05).
A
significant
difference
found
according
morning,
evening,
intermediate
types
(F
27.401,
0.001).Events
reduced
connection
increasing
moods.
Considering
importance
healthy
life,
efforts
made
raise
awareness
about
issue
provide
psychological
help
individuals.
International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(2), P. 133 - 142
Published: March 15, 2024
Abstract
Objectives
In
recent
years,
there
has
been
phenomenal
growth
in
internet
usage
worldwide,
with
a
substantial
proportion
of
children
and
adolescents
actively
engaging
online
platforms.
While
the
presents
numerous
opportunities
for
adolescents,
lack
digital
literacy
adequate
safety
measures
exposes
them
to
various
cybercrimes,
including
cyberbullying,
cyberstalking,
identity
theft,
sexual
predation.
Moreover,
is
growing
concern
regarding
addiction
among
this
population.
Methods
To
investigate
determinants
we
conducted
cross-sectional
study
peri-urban
Delhi-NCR,
India.
We
used
self-administered
questionnaire
gather
information
on
usage,
630
aged
13–18
participated
study,
also
completing
an
Internet
Addiction
Test.
Results
The
findings
indicate
that
415
(65.9
%)
exhibited
no
signs
addiction,
suggesting
healthy
relationship
internet.
However,
215
(33.1
displayed
symptoms
addiction.
Among
those
exhibiting
addictions,
159
(74.0
were
classified
as
mild
addicts,
indicating
moderate
levels
usage.
Furthermore,
56
(26.0
reflecting
higher
level
Conclusions
Our
highlights
significant
influence
factors,
family
dynamics,
environmental
personal
experiences,
adolescents.
Based
these
findings,
propose
implementing
at
different
foster
responsible
use
thereby
substantially
reducing
The
new
coronavirus
SARS
Cov2
disease
from
2019.
(COVID-19),
started
as
a
cluster
of
unexplained
pneumonia
cases
in
Wuhan
December
2019,
has
spread
globally
and
caused
serious
public
health
threat.
People
were
scared
due
to
the
COVID-19
that
rapidly
increasing
all
over
world
quick
changes
how
people
lived.
pandemic
affected
various
aspects
life,
one
which
is
increased
use
internet,
especially
social
media
platforms.
Past
research
clearly
linked
with
signs
stress,
depression,
anxiety,
suicide
thoughts,
well
excessive
internet
use.
findings
conducted
around
indicate
higher
level
stress
associated
an
individual,
greater
tendency
develop
addiction
internet.
aim
this
paper
was
provide
brief
overview
available
scientific
on
impact
mental
addiction.
Methods:
A
sweep
through
literature
performed
using
database
Medline
via
PubMed
interface
for
articles
written
English,
keywords
MeSH
terms
"Internet
addiction",
"mental
health"
"COVID-19".
Results:
With
insight
into
COVID-19,
health,
addiction,
we
have
concluded
during
pandemic,
time
spent
increased.
Conclusion:
Additionally,
reduced
activities,
above
mentioned
consequently
led
thus
psychological
distress,
loneliness
depression.
