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Longitudinal association between parental involvement and internet gaming disorder among Chinese adolescents: Consideration of future consequences as a mediator and peer victimization as a moderator
Parental involvement linked to internet gaming disorder in Chinese teens, with future thinking helping and peer bullying changing the relationship
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Abstract
The prevalence rate of (IGD) in adolescents was 10.81% at Wave 1 and 9.45% at Wave 2.
- Positive parenting involvement is associated with lower levels of IGD among adolescents over time.
- Higher levels of may lead to a tendency for immediate gratification, increasing the risk of IGD.
- Lower levels of peer victimization may promote a positive future orientation, which is linked to a reduced risk of IGD.
- may mediate the relationship between and IGD.
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Key numbers
10.81%
Prevalence of
Prevalence rates at Wave 1 of the study.
434
Final sample size
Total number of participants at Wave 2.
87.4%
Percentage of students bullied
Percentage of students reporting bullying in the past month.