MEDIATOR EFFECTS OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL SUPPORT AND DEPRESSION AMONG ADOLESCENTS SUFFERING FROM MOBILE PHONE ADDICTION
MEDIATOR EFFECTS OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS ON SOCIAL SUPPORT AND DEPRESSION AMONG ADOLESCENTS SUFFERING FROM MOBILE PHONE ADDICTION
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10.24869/psyd.2017.207
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2017-01-01
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Ren, Yujia
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作者：
Li, Menglong;Jiang, Xia;Ren, Yujia
背景：抑郁症是一种常见的精神障碍，广泛见于患有手机成瘾的青少年。虽然众所周知，青少年的积极情绪和社会支持都可以通过帮助个人保持积极的态度而产生积极的影响，但这些青少年的积极情绪、社会支持和抑郁之间的相关性仍有待调查。本研究探讨了积极情绪在手机成瘾青少年社会支持与抑郁之间的中介作用。研究对象与方法：本研究于2016年在湖南省中国中学抽取1,346名初一至高三的青少年学生作为被试。参与者是通过分层整群随机抽样的方法挑选出来的，所有参与者在整个研究过程中都是匿名的。结果：积极情绪与社会支持呈显著正相关。积极情绪和社会支持与抑郁呈显著负相关。积极情绪对社会支持与抑郁的关系有部分中介作用(P
Background: Depression is a common mental disorder that is widely seen among adolescents suffering from mobile phone addiction. While it is well known that both positive emtions in adolescents wiotions and social support can have a positive impact by helping individuals to maintain a positive attitude, the correlation between positive emotions, social support, and depression among these adolescents remains to be investigated. This study examined the mediator effects of positive emotions on the relationship between social support and depression among adolescents suffering from mobile phone addiction.Subjects and methods: For this study, conducted in 2016, we selected 1,346 adolescent students from three middle schools (ranging from Junior Grade One to Senior Grade Three) in Hunan Province of China, to participate in the survey. Participants were selected using the stratified cluster random sampling method, and all participants remained anonymous throughout the study. Each participant completed the Self-made General Situation Questionnaire, the Social Support Rating Scale, the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule, the Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale, and the Mobile Phone Addiction Tendency Scale.Results: There was significant positive correlation between positive emotions and social support. Both positive emotions and social support demonstrated significant negative correlation with depression. Positive emotions had partial mediator effects on the relationship between social support and depression (P