2014
DOI: 10.3916/c43-2014-04
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Internet as a haven and social shield. Problematic uses of the network by young Spaniards

Abstract: Universal access to the Internet among young people has been accompanied by new opportunities associated with online developments and practices, but the problematic use of the digital environment also involves threats. In the current scientific literature, there is no clear consensus on the definition of the behaviors that could arise from inappropriate use of the Web, which, as an attempt, is defined with the term «addiction». This article combines a qualitative-quantitative approach, based on a competitive n… Show more

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“…Thus, for example, it has been observed in some studies that cybervictims score more negatively in general selfconcept than adolescents who do not suffer cyberbullying (Valdés, Alcántar, Reyes, Torres, & Urías, 2014). In particular, and from a multidimensional perspective of self-concept, recent studies with cybervictims suggest that family selfconcept could be low in these adolescents, as a deteriorated family climate decreases children's social and individual resources, making them more vulnerable to peer bullying (Ler-eya, Samara, & Wolke, 2013) or to devoting more time to networking, thus avoiding negative family interactions (Gomes-Franco & Sendín, 2014). Other studies, however, state that cohesion and family support facilitate adolescents' social adjustment and positive peer relationships, thus constituting a protective factor against cyberbullying (Navarro, Ruiz-Oliva, Larrañaga, & Yubero, 2015), as well as against hostility, antisocial behavior, and peer violence (Buelga, Iranzo, Cava, & Torralba, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, for example, it has been observed in some studies that cybervictims score more negatively in general selfconcept than adolescents who do not suffer cyberbullying (Valdés, Alcántar, Reyes, Torres, & Urías, 2014). In particular, and from a multidimensional perspective of self-concept, recent studies with cybervictims suggest that family selfconcept could be low in these adolescents, as a deteriorated family climate decreases children's social and individual resources, making them more vulnerable to peer bullying (Ler-eya, Samara, & Wolke, 2013) or to devoting more time to networking, thus avoiding negative family interactions (Gomes-Franco & Sendín, 2014). Other studies, however, state that cohesion and family support facilitate adolescents' social adjustment and positive peer relationships, thus constituting a protective factor against cyberbullying (Navarro, Ruiz-Oliva, Larrañaga, & Yubero, 2015), as well as against hostility, antisocial behavior, and peer violence (Buelga, Iranzo, Cava, & Torralba, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estudios recientes ponen de manifiesto la extensión de la adicción a internet, a las TIC y los usos problemáticos de la red entre la población joven (Cao, Sun, Wan, Hao y Tao, 2011;Carbonell, Fúster, Chamarro y Oberst, 2012;Gómes y Sendín, 2014;Labrador et al, 2013;Pedrero, Rodríguez y anales de psicología, 2016, vol. 32, nº 3 (octubre) Ruiz, 2012), alertando de las múltiples consecuencias negativas como pueden ser: el consumo de sustancias, depresión, trastornos del sueño e inmunológicos, malestar psicológico, agresividad, aislamiento, problemas de adaptación social y reducción del rendimiento académico.…”
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“…En este sentido, se confirma que un excesivo uso de las Nuevas Tecnologías está relacionado con bajos niveles de apoyo social percibido, dato que se ve ratificado en los estudios publicados al respecto (Flores et al, 2013;Gomes-Franco-E-Silva & Sendín-Gutiérrez, 2014;Sánchez-Carbonell et al, 2008). A la vista de los resultados y debido a la importancia de la variable apoyo social en este estudio, se ha investigado el papel moderador de esta variable entre el uso problemático de Internet y el teléfono móvil y la sintomatología depresiva, ansiosa y baja autoestima.…”
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