2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2010.07.197
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Appraisal of personality, family structure and gender in predicting problematic use of Internet

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“…Specifically, males predicted the greatest compulsive Internet use and relapses after the intervention. These results are in line with those of previous studies (Dhir et al, 2015;Haddadain et al, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
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“…Specifically, males predicted the greatest compulsive Internet use and relapses after the intervention. These results are in line with those of previous studies (Dhir et al, 2015;Haddadain et al, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
“…Differences in levels of use in relation to gender were found by several authors, with males obtaining a higher prevalence (Dalbudak et al, 2015;Dhir, Chen & Nieminen, 2015;Haddadain, Abedin & Monirpoor, 2010). However, other investigations have found no such differences (Gámez-Guadix, Calvete, Orue & Las Hayas, 2014).…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Additionally, Mottram and Fleming () found that extraversion was significantly and negatively correlated with both time spent online and Internet addiction. In a study conducted on university students, although extraversion and conscientiousness were not found to significantly correlate with PIU, lower agreeableness and lower openness were associated with higher PIU (Haddadain et al ., ). Moreover, when looking at the results of two studies examining the effect of personality factors on Internet addiction (Cao & Su, ) and PIU (Bulut Serin, ), extraversion, psychoticism and the lying dimensions of the Eysenk Personality Inventory were found to be positively correlated with it.…”
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“…However, few studies have included more than one Internet‐related problem. Factors that were conceptualized to explain PIU have been classified under three groups: Internet‐related factors, individual factors and social factors (Haddadain, Abedin & Monirpoor, ). Regarding Internet‐related factors, in the majority of studies, the effect of time spent online on PIU has been investigated.…”
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“…ülön vizsgálták a családi támogatás erősségét (Haddadain, Abedin, & Monirpoor, 2010), a szülőkhöz fűződő kapcsolat szorosságát (Floros & Siomos, 2013) és a korai szülői kötődés indirekt hatását a később kialakuló internethez kapcsolódó függőséghez (Kalaitzaki & Birtchnell, 2014). A megkérdezett fiatalok jellemzően elvált családból származnak, egyedülálló szülő neveli őket, gyakran nincs testvérük, többször előfordul konfliktus a családban, büntetőbbnek ítélik meg a szü-leiket, kevésbé meleg, elfogadó a környezet, mint azoknál a fiataloknál, akik nem interneteznek problémás mértékben (Li, Garland, & Howard, 2014).…”
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