Acta Med Port. 2017 Aug 31;30(7-8):524-533. doi: 10.20344/amp.8205. Epub 2017 Aug 31.
[Article in Portuguese; Abstract available in Portuguese from the publisher]
Ferreira C1, Ferreira H1, Vieira MJ1, Costeira M1, Branco L1, Dias Â1, Macedo L1.
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INTRODUZZJONI:
In the last decades, the great technological development increased Internet popularity, emerging the concern about its overuse. The objectives of this study were to assess and characterize Internet use in adolescence, determine Internet addiction and clarify its association with sleep disorders and excessive daytime sleepiness.
MATERJAL U METODI:
Sar studju ta 'osservazzjoni, sezzjoni trasversali u bbażat fuq il-komunità. Il-mira kienu studenti li jattendu l-gradi 7th u 8th, li għalihom ġiet applikata kwestjonarju onlajn ta 'awto-rapport biex tevalwa l-karatteristiċi soċjodemografiċi, l-użu tal-Internet, id-dipendenza fuq l-Internet, il-karatteristiċi tal-irqad u ngħas eċċessiv matul il-ġurnata.
RIŻULTATI:
Total ta '727 adolexxenti ġew inklużi b'età medja ta' 13 ± 0.9 snin. Tliet kwarti tal-adolexxenti jużaw l-Internet kuljum u 41% jagħmluh għal tliet sigħat jew aktar kuljum, l-aktar id-dar. It-telefon u l-laptop kienu l-apparat ewlieni użat. Il-logħob online u l-użu tan-netwerks soċjali kienu l-attivitajiet ewlenin imwettqa. Id-dipendenza fuq l-internet ġiet osservata f'19% ta 'adolexxenti, u kienet assoċjata ma' sess maskili, użu ta 'netwerks soċjali, prinċipalment użu ta' Twitter u Instagram, problemi ta 'rqad perċepiti minnhom infushom, insomnja inizjali u medja u ngħas eċċessiv matul il-jum (p <0.05).
Diskussjoni:
The results confirm the highlight that Internet has in adolescents routine, who prioritize in their use access to social networks and online games, using single devices, less subject to parental control.
KONKLUżJONI:
The Internet addiction rate observed and its association with sleep alterations and daytime sleepiness emphasizes the importance of this issue.
KWORDIJIET EWLENIN:
Adolescent;; Behavior, Addictive; Disorders of Excessive Somnolence; Internet; Sleep; Social Media
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