2011Medical Journal of West ChinaRequires access

Survey and analysis on anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction in vocational college and social support

Wang Sui-xia

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Objective To explore the anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction in vocational college and social support in order to provide a theoretical basis for early intervention.Methods An investigation on 775 vocational college students from the first and second grade of the two vocational colleges in a city was conducted by the questionnaire of student internet and related factors,internet addiction assessment scale,self-rating depression scale(SDS),self-rating anxiety scale(SAS) and social support rating scale(SSRS).Results The internet addiction rate of vocational college students was 9.16%.Anxiety of the students with internet addiction accounted for 74.65% abnormal.Anxiety of the students with non-addiction accounted for 26.06% abnormal.The depression of student with addiction was higher than that of non-addicted students(P0.01).The social support and objective support,subjective support and support utilization for students with internet addiction were lower than those for students with non-internet addiction(P0.01).The students in internet addiction group received lower social support than the students in non-addicted group.Conclusion The anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction are higher,and the social support for them is lower.

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Objective To explore the anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction in vocational college and social support in order to provide a theoretical basis for early intervention.Methods An investigation on 775 vocational college students from the first and second grade of the two vocational colleges in a city was conducted by the questionnaire of student internet and related factors,internet addiction assessment scale,self-rating depression scale(SDS),self-rating anxiety scale(SAS) and social support rating scale(SSRS).Results The internet addiction rate of vocational college students was 9.16%.Anxiety of the students with internet addiction accounted for 74.65% abnormal.Anxiety of the students with non-addiction accounted for 26.06% abnormal.The depression of student with addiction was higher than that of non-addicted students(P0.01).The social support and objective support,subjective support and support utilization for students with internet addiction were lower than those for students with non-internet addiction(P0.01).The students in internet addiction group received lower social support than the students in non-addicted group.Conclusion The anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction are higher,and the social support for them is lower.

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Objective To explore the anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction in vocational college and social support in order to provide a theoretical basis for early intervention.Methods An investigation on 775 vocational college students from the first and second grade of the two vocational colleges in a city was conducted by the questionnaire of student internet and related factors,internet addiction assessment scale,self-rating depression scale(SDS),self-rating anxiety scale(SAS) and social support rating scale(SSRS).Results The internet addiction rate of vocational college students was 9.16%.Anxiety of the students with internet addiction accounted for 74.65% abnormal.Anxiety of the students with non-addiction accounted for 26.06% abnormal.The depression of student with addiction was higher than that of non-addicted students(P0.01).The social support and objective support,subjective support and support utilization for students with internet addiction were lower than those for students with non-internet addiction(P0.01).The students in internet addiction group received lower social support than the students in non-addicted group.Conclusion The anxiety and depression of the students with internet addiction are higher,and the social support for them is lower.

Key concepts: Addiction, The Internet, Anxiety, Vocational education, Clinical psychology, Rating scale, Depression (economics), Psychology

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