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Undergraduates’ Impulsivity and Mobile Phone Addiction: A Mediating Role of Alienation
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Pages: 674-677
Year: Issue:  4
Journal: Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology

Keyword:  College studentsImpulsivity mobile phone addictionAlienationIntermediation;
Abstract: Objective: To explore the association of mobile phone addiction with impulsivity and alienation in college students. Methods: By using measurement survey method, a sample including 2514 students in a college of Hubei, from freshman to junior grade, was investigated. They were assessed with the Mobile Phone Addiction Index Scale(MPAI), the Barratt Impulsiveness Scale(BIS- II) and the Alienation Scale. Results: The students being addicted to mobile phone showed higher scores on impulsivity and alienation(P<0.001), compared to other students without addiction to mobile phone. The scores on Mobile phone addiction were positively associated with impulsivity and alienation(r=0.319~0.505, P<0.01). Alienation partially mediated the association of mobile phone addiction with impulsivity, and the mediating effect accounted for 53.2% of the total variance. Conclusion: Our findings may support the partial mediating role of alienation in the relationship between impulsivity and mobile phone addiction.
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