Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context
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Resumo: | Objective: To investigate the different levels of smartphone dependence in university students of Campina Grande - PB, on Covid-19 pandemic context. Methodology: This is a descriptive and quantitative study, and was made virtually on Google Forms. The present article evaluates the Smartphone Dependence Scale (SDS) and a Socioeconomic Questionnaire. Variables were analyzed by the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) - 20.0. Results: in total, 155 students were included, 115 female and 40 male, with an average of 21.5±4,24 years old. The participants were categorized in four levels of dependence, according to SDS score, I-) No dependence II-) Low dependence, III-) Moderate dependence and IV-) High dependence. There was a gender divergence on the group of high dependence, so that 26,08% of women had high dependence, while just 10% of men were in this group. The average time reported by the sample was 7 hours and 6 minutes of smartphone daily usage. Conclusion: About 47,75% participants showed, even in moderate expressions, differents aspects of problematic usage, like restricted and compulsive use, social and emotional isolation, mood swing, sleep disturbance and problems on performing daily activities, with damages in the physical, psychic and social areas of life. It is considered that the habits of technology usage during the pandemic isolation accentuated the negative symptoms of dependence and problematic usage of smartphones. |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context Aspectos sicológicos de la dependencia de smartphone en el contexto de la pandemia de Covid-19 Aspectos psicológicos da dependência de smartphone no contexto da pandemia de Covid-19Smartphone dependenceBehavioral addictionNomophobiaCovid-19. Dependência de smartphoneAdição comportamentalNomofobiaCovid-19. Dependencia de smartphoneAdicción comportamentalNomofobiaCovid-19.Objective: To investigate the different levels of smartphone dependence in university students of Campina Grande - PB, on Covid-19 pandemic context. Methodology: This is a descriptive and quantitative study, and was made virtually on Google Forms. The present article evaluates the Smartphone Dependence Scale (SDS) and a Socioeconomic Questionnaire. Variables were analyzed by the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) - 20.0. Results: in total, 155 students were included, 115 female and 40 male, with an average of 21.5±4,24 years old. The participants were categorized in four levels of dependence, according to SDS score, I-) No dependence II-) Low dependence, III-) Moderate dependence and IV-) High dependence. There was a gender divergence on the group of high dependence, so that 26,08% of women had high dependence, while just 10% of men were in this group. The average time reported by the sample was 7 hours and 6 minutes of smartphone daily usage. Conclusion: About 47,75% participants showed, even in moderate expressions, differents aspects of problematic usage, like restricted and compulsive use, social and emotional isolation, mood swing, sleep disturbance and problems on performing daily activities, with damages in the physical, psychic and social areas of life. It is considered that the habits of technology usage during the pandemic isolation accentuated the negative symptoms of dependence and problematic usage of smartphones.Objetivo: Investigar los diferentes niveles de dependencia de Smartphone en estudiantes universitarios de Campina Grande - PB, en el contexto de la pandemia del Covid-19. Metodología: El estudio fue de carácter descriptivo y cuantitativo, siendo realizado virtualmente en la plataforma Google Forms. El presente artículo evalúa la Escala de Dependencia de Smartphone (EDS), y un cuestionario socioeconómico. Las variables fueron analizadas en el programa Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) – 20.0. Resultados: Participaron de la investigación 155 estudiantes, siendo 115 del género femenino y 40 del género masculino, con promedio de edad de 21,5±4,24 años. Los participantes fueron clasificados en cuatro niveles de dependencia por la puntuación del score en la EDS, siendo ellos: I-) Sin dependencia; II-) Baja dependencia; III-) Dependencia moderada y IV-) Alta dependencia. Hubo divergencia por género en el grupo de alta dependencia, de modo que 26,08% de las mujeres presentaron alta dependencia, mientras que 10% de los hombres se encuentran en este grupo. El promedio de tiempo de uso diario de smartphone relatada por la muestra fue de 7 horas y 6 minutos. Conclusión: Aproximadamente 47,75% de los participantes presentan, todavía que en expresiones moderadas, aspectos del uso problemático de smartphone, como uso compulsivo y restricto, aislamiento socioemocional, alteraciones en el humor, en el sueño y en la ejecución de tareas, con perjuicios en las esferas físicas, síquicas y sociales. Se toma en consideración que los hábitos en el uso de tecnología durante el aislamiento pandémico acentuaron los síntomas negativos de los cuadros de dependencia y del uso problemático de smartphone.Objetivo: Investigar os diferentes níveis de dependência de Smartphone em estudantes universitários de Campina Grande - PB, no contexto da pandemia de Covid-19. Metodologia: O estudo foi de caráter descritivo e quantitativo, sendo realizado virtualmente na plataforma Google Forms. O presente artigo avalia a Escala de Dependência de Smartphone (EDS) e um questionário socioeconômico. As variáveis foram analisadas no programa Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) – 20.0. Resultados: Participaram da pesquisa 155 estudantes, sendo 115 do gênero feminino e 40 do masculino, com a média de idade de 21,5±4,24 anos. Os participantes foram categorizados em quatro níveis de dependência pela pontuação do escore na EDS, sendo eles I-) Sem dependência, II-) Baixa dependência, III-) Dependência moderada e IV-) Alta dependência. Houve divergência por gênero no grupo de alta dependência, de modo que 26,08% das mulheres apresentaram alta dependência, enquanto apenas 10% dos homens situaram-se neste grupo. A média de tempo de uso diário de smartphone relatada pela amostra foi de 7 horas e 6 minutos. Conclusão: Cerca de 47,75% dos participantes apresentam, ainda que em expressões moderadas, aspectos do uso problemático de smartphone, como uso compulsivo e restrito, isolamento sócio-emocional, alterações no humor, no sono e na execução de tarefas, com prejuízos nas esferas física, psíquica e social. Leva-se em consideração que os hábitos no uso de tecnologia durante o isolamento pandêmico acentuaram os sintomas negativos dos quadros de dependência e do uso problemático de smartphone. 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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context Aspectos sicológicos de la dependencia de smartphone en el contexto de la pandemia de Covid-19 Aspectos psicológicos da dependência de smartphone no contexto da pandemia de Covid-19 |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context Castellon, Luís Augusto Soares Smartphone dependence Behavioral addiction Nomophobia Covid-19. Dependência de smartphone Adição comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. Dependencia de smartphone Adicción comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Psychological aspects of smartphone dependence on Covid-19 pandemic context |
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Castellon, Luís Augusto Soares |
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Castellon, Luís Augusto Soares Dantas, Fábio Galvão Sá, Lorena Bandeira Melo de Medeiros, Luann Glauber Rocha Cavalcanti, Jonathan Bento Souza, Renato Américo Dantas Camilo de |
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Dantas, Fábio Galvão Sá, Lorena Bandeira Melo de Medeiros, Luann Glauber Rocha Cavalcanti, Jonathan Bento Souza, Renato Américo Dantas Camilo de |
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Castellon, Luís Augusto Soares Dantas, Fábio Galvão Sá, Lorena Bandeira Melo de Medeiros, Luann Glauber Rocha Cavalcanti, Jonathan Bento Souza, Renato Américo Dantas Camilo de |
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Smartphone dependence Behavioral addiction Nomophobia Covid-19. Dependência de smartphone Adição comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. Dependencia de smartphone Adicción comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. |
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Smartphone dependence Behavioral addiction Nomophobia Covid-19. Dependência de smartphone Adição comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. Dependencia de smartphone Adicción comportamental Nomofobia Covid-19. |
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Objective: To investigate the different levels of smartphone dependence in university students of Campina Grande - PB, on Covid-19 pandemic context. Methodology: This is a descriptive and quantitative study, and was made virtually on Google Forms. The present article evaluates the Smartphone Dependence Scale (SDS) and a Socioeconomic Questionnaire. Variables were analyzed by the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) - 20.0. Results: in total, 155 students were included, 115 female and 40 male, with an average of 21.5±4,24 years old. The participants were categorized in four levels of dependence, according to SDS score, I-) No dependence II-) Low dependence, III-) Moderate dependence and IV-) High dependence. There was a gender divergence on the group of high dependence, so that 26,08% of women had high dependence, while just 10% of men were in this group. The average time reported by the sample was 7 hours and 6 minutes of smartphone daily usage. Conclusion: About 47,75% participants showed, even in moderate expressions, differents aspects of problematic usage, like restricted and compulsive use, social and emotional isolation, mood swing, sleep disturbance and problems on performing daily activities, with damages in the physical, psychic and social areas of life. It is considered that the habits of technology usage during the pandemic isolation accentuated the negative symptoms of dependence and problematic usage of smartphones. |
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