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Online gaming addiction: the role of sensation seeking, self-control, neuroticism, aggression, state anxiety and trait anxiety
Get PDFResearch into online gaming has steadily increased over the last decade, although relatively little research has examined the relationship between online gaming addiction and personality factors. This study examined the relationship between a number of personality traits (sensation seeking, self-control, aggression, neuroticism, state anxiety, and trait anxiety) and online gaming addiction. Data were collected over a 1-month period using an opportunity sample of 123 university students at an East Midlands university in the United Kingdom. Gamers completed all the online questionnaires. Results of a multiple linear regression indicated that five traits (neuroticism, sensation seeking, trait anxiety, state anxiety, and aggression) displayed significant associations with online gaming addiction. The study suggests that certain personality traits may be important in the acquisition, development, and maintenance of online gaming addiction, although further research is needed to replicate the findings of the present study
Positive Affect and Cognitive Restoration: Investigating the Role of Valence and Arousal
No full textThe development of moral emotions and decision-making from adolescence to early adulthood: a 6-year longitudinal study
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No full textTreatment of Depression from a Self-Regulation Perspective: Basic Concepts and Applied Strategies in Self-System Therapy
No full textDifferences in psychological and affective well-being between physicians and resident physicians: Does high and low self-regulation capacity matter?
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