父母干预与青少年网络游戏 成瘾倾向的关系.

Objective: To explore the relationship between parental mediation and adolescents' tendency of online game addiction, and the effect of self-control in it. Methods: Totally 553 senior high school students were tested with the Chinese version of Parental Mediation of Online Activities Questionnaire, Internet Gaming Disorder Scale-Short-form (IGDS9-SF) and Dual-mode of Self-control Scale for Adolescents (DMSC-S). Parental active mediation, restrictive mediation, Internet game addictive tendency, adolescent self-control impulsive system, control system were evaluated respectively. SPSS macro program PROCESS was used to test the mediating role. Results: The scores of restrictive mediation of parents were negatively associated with the scores of adolescents' tendency of online game addiction (β= 0. 14, P <0.001). Self-control scores played an independent mediating role between parental active mediation scores and online game addiction tendency scores (indirect effect = 0.09,95% CI = 0.090.01) and a partial mediating role between parental restrictive mediation scores and online game addiction tendency scores (indirect effect = 0.04,95% CI =0.00-0.07). Conclusion: Parental active and restrictive mediation are related to adolescents' tendency of online game addiction. Self-control plays a partial mediating role. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]