A comparative study on cognitive, emotional, and social functioning in adolescents with and without smartphone addiction

Mohta, Richa; Halder, Susmita

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“…This is inversely proportional to the of mindful eating, where when teenagers apply mindful eating, the purpose of teenagers' eating is to fulfill their hunger needs, not to fulfill the negative emotions they feel (Framson et al, 2009). The connection with smartphone addiction is that teenagers who are at risk of smartphone addiction have difficulty controlling emotions, especially negative emotions that arise as a result of smartphone use (Mohta & Halder, 2021). Negative emotions arise, such as anger and sadness.…”

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The Role of Smartphone Addiction on Bed Procrastination and Mindful Eating Behavior in Adolescents

Caninsti,

Rahayu

2024

indigenous

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Excessive smartphone use causes the behavior of delaying bedtime and decreasing mindful eating in teenagers. The aim of this research is to find out and explain how much the risk of smartphone addiction plays a role in increasing bed procrastination behavior and decreasing mindful eating in adolescents. There were 192 participants involved in the research with the sampling technique used was convenience sampling. Participant characteristics include teenagers aged 18 – 21 years and have a cut off score for smartphone addiction. Each participant filled out the Smartphone Addiction Scale Short Version for Adolescents, Bedtime Procrastination Scale, and Mindful Eating Questionnaire questionnaires. Data were analyzed using a simple regression method. Based on the results of the regression test, it was found that the risk of smartphone addiction played a 6.1% role in increasing bed procrastination behavior and a 13.3% role in reducing mindful eating behavior. The results of this study also found other factors that play a role in procrastination behavior at bedtime and mindful eating in teenagers besides excessive smartphone use. Therefore, it is hoped that future research will be able to consider and look at other factors besides the risk of smartphone addiction that play a role in bed procrastination and mindful eating.

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The Role of Smartphone Addiction on Bed Procrastination and Mindful Eating Behavior in Adolescents

Caninsti,

Rahayu

2024

indigenous

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“…In the past two decades, a large number of studies have verified the existence of smartphone addiction among adolescents. Their academic performance, social interactions, and mental health are all affected [ 77 , 78 ]. Relatively few studies have focused on smartphone addiction among adults in the workplace.…”

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Work conflict: Another trigger to smartphone addiction of individuals with high rumination?

Sun,

Cai,

Nie

2023

PLoS ONE

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With the widespread use of smartphones, many people spend much time on smartphones for shopping, learning, socializing, and so on, which can affect an individual’s mental health and work performance. Especially, individual perceived conflict at work may increase their social anxiety and thus raise the risk of their smartphone addiction. This study collected data from 577 corporate employees in China through convenience sampling to explain the influence mechanism of work conflict on smartphone addiction and to verify the moderating role of rumination. Statistical results show that relationship conflicts, task conflicts, and process conflicts positively affect smartphone addiction by enhancing social anxiety. Moreover, rumination positively moderates the relationship between work conflict and smartphone addiction. People with high rumination are more likely to escape reality due to conflict at work, which further enhances their smartphone addiction behaviors. Our study suggests that a relatively harmonious working atmosphere should be established within organizations, especially for employees with rumination. Work conflict is a predisposing factor for social anxiety and smartphone addiction in individuals with high rumination.

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“…Significant differences were also found between smartphone addiction and cognitive and emotional control strategy, and there was a high reciprocal correlation between these variables. Therefore, it can be helpful to appropriately use strategies related to cognitive-emotional regulation for the prevention and reduction of smartphone addiction behavior [73,74].…”

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Temperament, Character and Cognitive Emotional Regulation in the Latent Profile Classification of Smartphone Addiction in University Students

Choi

Jung

2022

Sustainability

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The frequency of smartphone use has been increasing since COVID-19, and the problem of smartphone addiction is expected to intensify in modern society where smartphones have diverse uses. According to a recent study, cognitive emotional regulation strategies have proven to be effective in deepening or alleviating smartphone addiction. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the characteristics of smartphone addiction according to various psychosocial approaches, including the cognitive emotional regulation strategy. The purpose of this study is to classify the potential profiles of smartphone addiction and to verify the trends and differences of the classified groups. A total of 333 college students with an age range of 22–25 were targeted. All subjects were asked to take the Smartphone Addition Scale Based on Behavioral Addiction Criteria (SAS-B), Temperature and Character Inventory (TCI), and Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (CERQ). In order to conduct a person-centered approach, Latent Profile Analysis (LPA) was used, and it was analyzed using Mplus 7. As a result, there were significant differences in the classification of potential groups for smart addiction. It was found that there is a high correlation between temperament and character in smartphone addiction and cognitive emotional regulation strategies. This study is expected to be useful as basic data for treatment and preventive approaches according to smartphone addiction in the future.

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A comparative study on cognitive, emotional, and social functioning in adolescents with and without smartphone addiction

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

The Role of Smartphone Addiction on Bed Procrastination and Mindful Eating Behavior in Adolescents

The Role of Smartphone Addiction on Bed Procrastination and Mindful Eating Behavior in Adolescents

Work conflict: Another trigger to smartphone addiction of individuals with high rumination?

Temperament, Character and Cognitive Emotional Regulation in the Latent Profile Classification of Smartphone Addiction in University Students

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