Understanding and Reducing Emotional Difficulties in Gaming Disorder

今年，研究人员进行了以下研究。<Study 1: A cross-sectional association of gaming disorder with internalizing and family factors in children and youths>调查员开始分析数据。游戏障碍与内化的相关性在统计学上不显著，但与家庭APGAR（家庭功能）相关。<Study 2: A longitudinal association between gaming disorder and internalizing in youths>今年，调查员完成了第一波数据收集。主要的假设是，一个中等规模的协会被发现之间的游戏障碍和内化时，测量一年。共有600名年龄在15至18岁之间的高中生参加了这项研究。&lt;研究3：日本版的在线游戏动机问卷（MOGQ）&gt;今年，调查人员翻译了原始版本的量表。两名独立的研究人员翻译了量表并进行了协调。然后，两个以英语为母语的独立个体回译了日语翻译。研究者对8名参与者进行了认知报告，作为试点研究。在整个过程中，研究者与原始量表的作者讨论了日语翻译。

This year, the investigator conducted the following studies.<Study 1: A cross-sectional association of gaming disorder with internalizing and family factors in children and youths> The investigator began analyzing the data. The association of gaming disorder with internalizing was not statistically significant but was with the Family APGAR (Family Functioning).<Study 2: A longitudinal association between gaming disorder and internalizing in youths> This year, the investigator completed the first wave of data collection. The main hypothesis is that a medium-sized association is found between gaming disorder and internalizing when measured one year apart. In total, 600 participants aged between 15 and 18 in high schools participated in the study.<Study 3: A Japanese version of the Motivation for Online Gaming Questionnaire (MOGQ)> This year, the investigator translated the original version of the scale. Two independent researchers translated the scale and harmonized them. Then, two independent individuals native to English back-translated the Japanese translation. The investigator conducted cognitive debriefing with 8 participants as a pilot study. Throughout this process, the investigator discussed the Japanese translation with authors of the original scale.