Study on the Effects of Consumer Education

In-Joo, Seo

doi:10.14257/ajmahs.2016.09.45

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“…When a person does not understand the other person's non-verbal expression or has difficulties in non-verbal communication as such, misunderstanding of communication may occur so that problems may occur in interpersonal relationships. Since interpersonal problems of college students who are overly dependent on smartphones cause avoidance of or obsession in relationships, and may lead to more serious smartphone overdependence, such problems should be considered (Seo, 2019;Do, Seo & Park, 2018).…”

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The Effects of Sandplay Therapy on the Degree of Overdependence, Impulsiveness, and Interpersonal Problems of Smartphone Overdependent College Students

Jo¹,

Park²

2023

JSST

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This study investigated the effects of Sandplay therapy on smartphone overdependence, impulsiveness, and interpersonal problems in college students. A survey was conducted on 359 four-year college students, and 10 smartphone overdependent students were selected for both the experimental and control groups. The experimental group received 10 sessions of Sandplay therapy. Results showed that Sandplay therapy reduced the degree of overdependence, impulsiveness, and interpersonal problems in smartphone overdependent college students. Qualitative analysis identified common themes such as “being left alone,” “a side of myself I want to hide,” and “struggling to escape.” This study highlights the potential of Sandplay therapy as a treatment program for smartphone overdependence in college students. Limitations and future research directions are discussed.

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