印度泰米尔纳德邦COVID-19封锁期间儿童智能手机使用的横断面研究

Gopi Rajendhiran, Mrs. Bijulalkshmi P, Dr. Vikhram Ramasubramanian, Dr. Mathumathi S, Mr. Kannan
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智能手机让互联网触手可及。世界上越来越多的孩子一出生就准备好使用移动设备,尤其是2015年以后出生的孩子。新冠疫情导致的封锁剥夺了孩子们的其他娱乐手段,再加上在线课程使智能手机变得容易使用,过度使用智能手机是家长们非常担心的一个概念。在印度,父母们就孩子使用智能手机的情况进行了一项在线调查,父母们还填写了一份自编的问卷,以了解孩子对智能手机的依赖程度。1330人参与了这项研究,他们的回答被用来分析导致智能手机过度使用的各种因素。在新冠肺炎引发的封锁期间,花在智能手机上的时间呈指数级增长,14.7%的儿童每天花5 - 6小时,一小部分儿童(3.3%)每天花9小时以上。拥有智能手机的儿童和青少年儿童在智能手机成瘾量表中得分更高。
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Cross-Sectional Study on Smartphone Use among Children during COVID-19 Lockdown in Tamilnadu, India
Smartphones have made internet available at our fingertips. More children around the world are born mobile ready especially kids born after 2015 (Gen Alpha). The COVID induced lockdown had robbed children of other means of entertainment and combined with the easy access to smartphones due to the online classes, the overuse of smartphones is a concept of great concern to parents. An online survey was conducted in India among parents about the usage of smartphone in their children and the parents also filled out a self-constructed questionnaire to find the levels of smartphone addiction in their children. 1330 people participated in the study and their responses were used to analyze the various factors contributing to smartphone overuse. The amount of time spent in smartphone has increased exponentially during COVID 19 induced lockdown, with 14.7% of children spending 5 - 6 hours per day and a small percentage of children (3.3%) spending more than 9 hours per day. Children who owned a smartphone and adolescent children have higher scores in the smartphone addiction scale.
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