Internet Addiction and Anxiety Among Greek Adolescents: An Online Survey

Yfanti, Theano; Zygouris, Nikolaos C.; Chondropoulos, Ioannis; Stamoulis, Georgios

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11932-4_75

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“…Yuda Syahputra, etc Rasch stacking analysis: student internet... internet dapat dilihat dari intensitas waktu yang digunakan seseorang menggunakan waktu yang banyak serta tidak mampu mengontrol penggunannya saat online (Nursyifa, 2019;Yfanti, Zygouris, Chondropoulos, & Stamoulis, 2020). Individu yang mengalami adiksi akan merasa cemas, depresi saat tidak online di internet.. Konsep kecanduan telah banyak diterapkan pada bidang perkembangan teknologi di era millenial yang disebut dengan kecanduan internet (Bai, Lin, & Chen, 2001;Block, 2008;Mitchell, 2000;Shapira, Goldsmith, Keck, P. E., Khosla, & McElroy, 2000;Young, 1998).…”

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Education always experiences change and development under developments in all areas of life. Rapid technological developments make it easier for humans to carry out their daily activities. Technology that is experiencing rapid development is an information technology, one of which is the internet. This study aims to describe differences in internet addiction between male and female students at Universitas Negeri Padang. Sample of this study was 258 students (47 male and 211 female). The analysis technique used is independent of sample t-test combined with a stacking Rasch model. The results of analysis showed that there was no difference in internet addiction between male and female students at Universitas Negeri Padang. Internet addiction of male and female students has no difference, it can see from the ability of students to answer instrument statements are the same this is show by the value of internet addiction (sig =.233), this states p-value> 0.05, which shows there is no significant difference in internet addiction between male and female students. It further states the discussion regarding counseling and guidance services.

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