The Impact of Parental and Peer Attachment on Gaming Addiction among Out-of-School Adolescents in South Korea: The Mediating Role of Social Stigma

Kim, Soyoun; Chun, JongSerl

doi:10.3390/ijerph20010072

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“…Cricket was found to be a significant external environmental stimulus that reduced the risk of PUBG addiction in this study. One possible explanation for the lower levels of PUBG addiction among cricket students compared to non-cricket students is that participating in physical activity can effectively reduce sedentary behavior and screen time (Kim & Chun, 2023). Physical exercise has shown to have a positive effect on mood, stress levels, and overall mental health (Ekinci, Ustun, & Ozer, 2016).…”

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Symptoms of PUBG Addiction among Male Adolescents: A Comparison between College Level Student Cricketers Vs Non-Athlete College Students

Bin Zafar

2023

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This research was undertaken with the objective of comparing the well-being of college level student cricketers and non-athlete college students in relation to Player Unknown's Battlegrounds' (PUBG). We included 400 male adolescent students between the ages of 16 and 18 who had played PUBG and assessed their gaming addiction by using the Gaming Addiction Scale (GAS). The comparison of data between both groups was conducted using the Mann-Whitney U test. A significant distinction exists between athletes and nonathletes. Non-athletes had significantly higher rates of PUBG addiction than college level student cricketers. The findings of this study indicated that cricket athletes have lower levels of PUBG addiction compared to non-athlete adolescents. However, this study utilized self-reported questionnaire to collect data, that lack the comprehensive assessment required for clinical applications. Hence, future investigations should seek to replicate the study's findings by using experimental approach that could provide a clearer cause-andeffect relationship.

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Symptoms of PUBG Addiction among Male Adolescents: A Comparison between College Level Student Cricketers Vs Non-Athlete College Students

Bin Zafar

2023

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“…The quality of the parent-child relationship negatively and positively predicts the initial level and the level of change in Internet addiction. Previous studies on the relationship between parental attachment and game addiction in adolescents have revealed findings that parental attachment is related to game addiction, showing that a higher level of parental attachment predicts a lower level of game addiction (Kim & Chun, 2023;Deng et al et al, 2013).…”

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Parental Attachment, Self Control and Internet Addiction

Buntaran,

Aprianti,

Sabir

2023

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There is an increase in the prevalence of internet addiction among Adolescence at the end of this year, but there is little research in Indonesia that evaluates and considers important factors that can explain internet addiction in this vulnerable population, this is certainly a common concern, especially for parents. The latest research states that the prevalence of cases occurring among Adolescence during the pandemic of internet addiction cases is increasing among Adolescence. In this research, the aim is to test the factors that cause internet addiction in Adolescence, the factors of parental attachment and self-control are considered to be central factors in the occurrence of internet addiction. The results of the research show that there is an influence of parental attachment and self-control on internet addiction in Adolescence.

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“…Many empirical studies have found that adolescents with a poor family relationship are more likely to suffer from VGA, others found a link between single-parent families and VGA [20,21]. Parents are the first objects of learning for children.…”

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“…It has been found that the level of communication between children and parents can have a significant impact on their future gaming behaviours [20,21]. As the first learning environment that children encounter, the guidance of parents in daily behaviours is undoubtedly important.…”

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Video Game Addiction, Its Risk Factors, and Relationships with the Big Five Personality Traits

Ying

2023

LNEP

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Video games have become the modern way of socialising and entertaining especially among teenagers and young adults. Studies have pointed out the negative outcomes of excessive gameplay. Personality, as one of the main influencers of behaviours, the relationship it holds with video game addiction should be investigated. Personalities are formed because of genetic and environmental influences and the most established classification is the big five models of personality: Openness to experience, Conscientiousness, Extraversion (extroversion), Agreeableness and Neuroticism. Video game addiction falls under the category of behavioural addiction and is formed because of the dopamine effect. Flow state and the Zeigarnik effect are used to explain the mechanisms behind addiction. Some diagnostic symptoms are excessive playtime, preoccupation, and tolerance. People with relationship issues are more vulnerable to Video Game Addiction (VGA). For personality, neuroticism is positively correlated, and conscientiousness is negatively correlated with VGA. Extraversion and agreeableness are negatively correlated with VGA, but this depends on the game genres to an extent. Openness to experience has the least effect on video game addiction. For future studies, game genres are worth investigating as gamers with different personalities may prefer or dislike certain games, which lead to them being addicted or not addicted to this game, this may affect the accuracy of the results. Other factors such as psychopathological conditions and social background are also important.

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The Impact of Parental and Peer Attachment on Gaming Addiction among Out-of-School Adolescents in South Korea: The Mediating Role of Social Stigma

Cited by 8 publications

References 48 publications

Symptoms of PUBG Addiction among Male Adolescents: A Comparison between College Level Student Cricketers Vs Non-Athlete College Students

Symptoms of PUBG Addiction among Male Adolescents: A Comparison between College Level Student Cricketers Vs Non-Athlete College Students

Parental Attachment, Self Control and Internet Addiction

Video Game Addiction, Its Risk Factors, and Relationships with the Big Five Personality Traits

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