Adicciones a nuevas tecnologías en adolescentes y jóvenes

Martínez, Alba Pascual; Díaz, Carmen Vega; Díaz, Covadonga Vázquez; García, Paula Castaño; García, Teresa Castaño; Martínez, José Antonio Cernuda

doi:10.35667/metasenf.2019.20.1003081093

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“…Otros investigadores (Pascual Martínez et al, 2017) han demostrado que las nuevas tecnologías suscitan conductas homólogas a aquellas que se consideran patognomónicas en el comportamiento adictivo, como por ejemplo, la sensación de alivio que se produce al utilizar los dispositivos tecnológicos o el malestar que se genera al no poder hacerlo. Asimismo, estos autores revelaron la presencia de otros comportamientos de aparición frecuente en exclusiva relación con el uso del móvil, en particular la comprobación constante del teléfono.…”

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“…Estas investigaciones se focalizaron en los comportamientos adaptativos relacionados con la salud física y mental, y en la calidad de las interacciones sociales en general (Chotpitayasunondh y Douglas, 2016 móvil está asociada con síntomas tales como dificultades en el sueño, ansiedad, estrés, consumo de sustancias como alcohol y tabaco, síndrome de abstinencia, nerviosismo, angustia, dificultad para lograr el control de los impulsos y, en menor medida, depresión. También Pascual Martínez et al (2017) han demostrado que las TIC generan efectos homólogos a las conductas adictivas, como por ejemplo, la sensación de alivio durante el uso o de malestar en su ausencia.…”

Section: Teléfono Móvil Y Salud Mentalunclassified

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Comunicación familiar en la era del vacío: nuevas patologías asociadas al uso problemático del móvil

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2019

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Actualmente, las familias presentan diversas modalidades de constitución y dinámica. La comunicación y la afectividad son factores clave de regulación emocional y conductual para la construcción de personalidades saludables. La revolución tecnológica ejerce una innegable influencia en la comunicación. El teléfono móvil es el dispositivo de mayor incidencia en la dinámica familiar, y si bien presenta ventajas, también registra el mayor índice de uso desadaptativo. Las relaciones familiares están mediadas por la utilización del móvil. Una mayor tecnointerferencia se relaciona con un mayor nivel de conflicto intrafamiliar, vinculado con la salud socio-psico-física, propiciando patologías tales como: adicción, nomofobia, síndrome de la vibración fantasma, FoMo, y ningufoneo. Hoy las patologías de la civilización están signadas por la hiperexpresión y la sobre-excitación, que devienen en patologías del vacío. Se concluye que fomentar normas de uso saludable del teléfono móvil favorecería la comunicación e impediría que las interferencias dañen la calidad de vida.

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Comunicación familiar en la era del vacío: nuevas patologías asociadas al uso problemático del móvil

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“…Such disorders refer to conduct addictions, where we could consider addiction to technologies. 7 "Conduct addictions are characterised by loss of control and psychological dependence on activities or situations which, in their own right, are not harmful for people's health. However, these addictions lead to lack of interest in other gratifying activities and seriously interfere with all other aspects of an affected person's life".…”

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“…Another relevant element to bear in mind is easy accessibility to ICT and their low cost. 2,7 It is important to know the alarm signals that indicate that dependence on technologies is beginning. These signals include lack of sleep (sleeping less than 5 hours) in order to be connected to or spend a lot time on the Internet and ignore important activities, hearing complaints about Internet use from someone close, constantly thinking about the Internet, feeling irritated when connection fails or is slow, attempting to be connected for shorter times, but not fulfilling this aim, lying about the time actually spent, becoming socially isolated, feeling euphoria and acting abnormally when using ICT.…”

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“…These signals include lack of sleep (sleeping less than 5 hours) in order to be connected to or spend a lot time on the Internet and ignore important activities, hearing complaints about Internet use from someone close, constantly thinking about the Internet, feeling irritated when connection fails or is slow, attempting to be connected for shorter times, but not fulfilling this aim, lying about the time actually spent, becoming socially isolated, feeling euphoria and acting abnormally when using ICT. 2,7,8 One of the problems of abusing and addictions to new technologies is that this practice can have severe repercussions on the population's health in both physical (different postural positions, loss of eyesight, obesity, being overweight, altered sleeping patterns, taking other substances, etc.) and psychological (depression, alterations to mental development, conduct problems, etc.)…”

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Influence of Addictions to New Technologies on Young People’s Sleeping and Eating Habits

Molina‐Alarcón¹,

Sánchez-Rojo²,

Ruiz-Grao³

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Life is what goes by while you are watching a screenIntroduction: An addiction can be defined as a pathological state that leads to dependence, blocks the control of different aspects of people's daily lives, influences conscience and diminishes interests in learning and communicating. Information and communication technologies are a series of electronic devices that are increasingly being used by the general population that have helped create a new lifestyle, especially for youths. Their suitable use entails many advantages and benefits, but their improper use can mean serious problems, of which inappropriate sleeping and eating habits stand out, which have several repercussions on the lives of young people. Surfing the Internet, using a mobile telephone, playing video games or watching TV have changed people's lifestyle. This new lifestyle is strongly influencing the young people who were born in this era of advanced technologies. Therefore, we can state that the new technologies field is one of the aspects in which young people possess considerable knowledge and skills.Objective: To know the impact of addiction to new technologies and their excessive use on young people's sleeping and eating habits.Method: the literature search was done in various databases via PubMed, Scielo, ProQuest and Wiley Online Library. Twelve articles that met the set criteria, conducted on excessive use or addiction of ICT and about sleeping and eating habits, were analysed. Results: The studied population included both children and adolescents (8-26 years) because the use of ICT is widespread in both these life stages. The most widely used technology was the Internet, which is a tool found in almost any electronic device.All the studies stated that prolonged ICT use makes young people more prone to sleepiness in the morning. They also confirmed that the likelihood of daytime sleepiness in Internet addicts is 5.9-fold higher than for non-addicts, and that the more time they spend using electronic means, the later they go to bed (p=.003), which implies irregular sleeping habits. These studies also reported that the youths who spend more time using ICT, TV, the Internet or video games are more likely to eat unhealthy food, and drink more sugary energy drinks and fast-food. Therefore, a significant relation was found between using electronic means and not eating breakfast or supper.Conclusions: addictions to new technologies negatively influence young people's sleeping and eating habits.

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Adicciones a nuevas tecnologías en adolescentes y jóvenes

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Comunicación familiar en la era del vacío: nuevas patologías asociadas al uso problemático del móvil

Comunicación familiar en la era del vacío: nuevas patologías asociadas al uso problemático del móvil

Influence of Addictions to New Technologies on Young People’s Sleeping and Eating Habits

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