O le tagofia o le Initaneti e fesoʻotaʻi ma popolega faʻalautele i talavou matutua (2015)

FAʻAMATALAGA:

Faʻafitauli faʻapitoa i le Initaneti poʻo le faʻaaogaina tele o le Initaneti o loʻo faʻaalia i le tele o mea e fai, pulea, poʻo amio e faʻatatau i le faʻaaogaina o le komepiuta, ma le Initaneti e oʻo atu ai i le faʻaleagaina poʻo le mafatia. O suʻesuʻega faʻasolosolo i luga o faʻataʻitaʻiga o gasegase na lipotia mai le le mautonu o le tagofiaina o le Initaneti ma le faʻafitauli o le mafaufau, aemaise lava le afaina o le mafaufau (e aofia ai le atuatuvale), le atuatuvale o le atuatuvale (le mautonu le popole, popolega popolega lautele), ma le faaletonu o le mafaufau / le atoatoa.

METHODS:

Ua matou suʻesuʻeina le fegalegaleaiga i le va o le initaneti ma le popolega i agafesootai i 2 samples o tamaiti aoga a le iunivesite 120 (60 tane ma 60 tamaitai i faataitaiga taitasi).

TULAFONO:

We found a correlation between Internet addiction and social anxiety in the 2 samples (r = 0.411, P < .001; r = 0.342, P < .01) respectively. Secondly, we found no difference between males and females on the level of Internet addiction. Thirdly, we did not find a preference for social networks among participants with high levels of social anxiety.

FAAIUGA:

The results of the study support previous evidence for co-occurrence of Internet addiction and social anxiety, but further studies need to clarify this association.