Students’ game addiction caused by multi-constructs and multi-dimensions: Self-controls, cognitive biases and opportunistic behaviours

Sumiyana, Sumiyana; Pratiwi, Inggit D. E.; Hadi, Caraka; Utami, Evy Rahman; Saputra, Muhammad Adlin

doi:10.3389/feduc.2022.966079

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“…Since self-control was found to have a negative correlation with game addiction as well (Mehroof & Griffiths, 2010), self-control has been identified by Chang and Kim (2019) as one of the protective factors against game addiction. However, Sumiyana et al (2022) contend that online game addiction is not only a result of students' lack of self-control, but could also be related to cognitive distortion and adverse selection (King & Delfabbro, 2014;Wölfling et al, 2019).…”

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Exploring the Correlations Between Game Addiction, Aggression, Narcissism, and Self-Control among Adolescents: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Yifei,

Motevalli

2023

IJARPED

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Aggression as one of society's biggest problems is affecting young people's mental health due to game addiction. Although existing research has clarified the relationship between influential factors on aggression and game addiction, this paper attempts to provide a holistic framework of these two variables with narcissism, and self-control through the literature. A comprehensive review of the existing literature was conducted by querying scientific databases (such as Google Scholar, Scopus, and PubMed) using keywords pertinent to the topic under investigation. A meticulous evaluation of the titles, abstracts, and full texts of the selected articles was undertaken prior to their analysis and reporting. According to the findings, aggression, game addiction, narcissism, and self-control are linked and affect individuals' physical and mental health, as well as social functioning. This paper also highlights the importance of further research and targeted interventions to address challenges posed by these interconnected issues. Future researchers can utilize these findings as valuable evidence and information for conducting more in-depth investigations on this subject matter.

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Section: Game Addiction and Self-controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Correlations Between Game Addiction, Aggression, Narcissism, and Self-Control among Adolescents: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Yifei,

Motevalli

2023

IJARPED

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A review on the sequential ordered behaviour of users’ experiential values, flow state and continuing use of mobile apps

Sumiyana

Siahaan

2023

Journal of General Management

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This study investigates whether experiential values, such as escapism, enjoyment, social affiliation, visual appeal and entertainment, affect users’ cognitive flows, as suggested by the grand theories. Meanwhile, this study dismisses the inverse relationship in which flow states affect experiential values. Instead, this study demonstrates that pleasure and enjoyment are antecedent factors of cognitive involvement. In other words, it can be constructed to show that experiential values are an antecedent factor of users’ involvement. Furthermore, this study found that its sequential order had more reasonable validity than the inverted association. Moreover, it explains that the experiential values influencing users’ cognitive flows are relevant in occupational and cognitive behavioural therapies. Thus, the authors infer that a firm could pervasively influence users’ experiential values, and this process will end with their cognitive flows. Therefore, it implies that ordered logic construction is practical when it can affect users’ experiential values, flow states and usage.

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Students’ game addiction caused by multi-constructs and multi-dimensions: Self-controls, cognitive biases and opportunistic behaviours

Abstract: ER and Saputra MA (2022) Students' game addiction caused by multi-constructs and multi-dimensions: Self-controls, cognitive biases and opportunistic behaviours.

Cited by 2 publications

References 85 publications

Exploring the Correlations Between Game Addiction, Aggression, Narcissism, and Self-Control among Adolescents: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Exploring the Correlations Between Game Addiction, Aggression, Narcissism, and Self-Control among Adolescents: A Comprehensive Literature Review

A review on the sequential ordered behaviour of users’ experiential values, flow state and continuing use of mobile apps

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