Tingkat Kecanduan Internet pada Remaja Awal

Abstract

<p>This study shows that there are students who have an Internet addiction. Addictions possessed by students will certainly have a negative impact on self, social relationships and learning outcomes. This study aims to describe: 1) The level of Internet addiction in general 2) The core symptoms of Internet addiction in early adolescents 3) Problems related to Internet addiction in early adolescence. Quantitative research method with the quantitative descriptive approach. The population of this study is 596 students of SMA N 7 Padang and a sample of 240 students selected by proportional random sampling technique. The results revealed: 1) The rate of internet addiction in early adolescence is generally mostly in the moderate category with a percentage of 50%, 2) The core symptoms of Internet addiction in early adolescence are mostly in the high category with a percentage of 43%, consisting of indicators of compulsive symptoms, withdrawal symptoms and tolerance symptoms. 3) Internet-related addiction problems in early adolescence were mostly in the moderate category with a 49% percentage consisting of two interpersonal indicators & health problems and time management problems.</p>

Personality does not Determine Internet Addiction: A Meta-Analysis

“…A study of IA in five Asian countries (China, Hong Kong, India, South Korea, and Taiwan) reported a 7.1% prevalence rate, which was slightly higher than the worldwide average (Cheng & Li, 2014). The Indonesian prevalence rate has also been reported as being between mild and medium; however, no specific percentages have been reported (Sari, Ilyas, & Ifdil, 2018).…”

Trends and Patterns of The Internet Use During School Holidays

“…Despite the convenience, there is also a threat, such as the impact on the younger generation. Research has shown the negative sides of the Internet use on children if not monitored and controlled [1][2][3][4]. Research shows that most teenagers spend 1 to 8 hours per day on the Internet.…”

“…Internet traffic payload trends and patterns between active school days (as) and semester break (sb) The percentage of difference/delta in this section is referred to as delta B as shown in(2), which compares the difference in usage between as and h based on the time period. Internet traffic payload trends and patterns between active school days (as) and initial fasting holiday (ifh) The percentage of difference/delta in this section is referred to as delta C as shown in(3), which compares the difference in usage between as and ifh based on the time period.…”

The Relationship of Cigarette Addiction, Smartphone Addiction and Self-Control of Men's Dormitory Students

“…This research shows that there are 164.8 million smartphone users actively accessing the internet. The high level of smartphone use makes individuals vulnerable to smartphone addiction; this is because smartphone use has a significant effect on smartphone addiction (A. P. Sari, Ilyas, & Ifdil, 2017). The individual's self-control also influences the intensity in behaving over himself.…”