Ansiedad por interacción social y adicción a Internet entre estudiantes universitarios de ciencias médicas y de la salud: el papel mediador del miedo a perderse algo
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La adicción a Internet ha suscitado la atención investigadora por sus repercusiones psicológicas, sociales e intelectuales en los individuos. Los individuos con un uso problemático y excesivo de Internet participan en actividades en línea, que conducen al desarrollo de conductas adictivas. Estas acciones en línea podrían deberse a la ansiedad por la interacción social asociada a la búsqueda de conexión y aceptación, el miedo a perderse algo. Dadas las consecuencias perjudiciales de la adicción a Internet resulta crucial comprender los elementos asociados. Este estudio investigó el papel mediador del miedo a perderse algo en la relación entre la ansiedad por la interacción social y la adicción a Internet entre estudiantes universitarios. Un total de 301 universitarios turcos de ciencias médicas y de la salud (62.8 % mujeres; M = 21.61 años, DT = 2.01, rango de edad = 18-39) participaron en una encuesta online a través de Google Forms. Se utilizaron las adaptaciones turcas de la Escala de Ansiedad de Interacción Social, la versión corta del Test de Adicción a Internet de Young y la Escala de Miedo a Perderse Algo. Los resultados indicaron que la ansiedad por la interacción social ejercía una influencia directa e indirecta sobre la adicción a Internet. El miedo a perderse algo medió parcialmente en dicha asociación. Estos hallazgos enfatizan la importancia de centrarse en la ansiedad por la interacción social y en el miedo a perderse algo en las intervenciones para reducir la adicción a Internet.
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