Prediction of internet-addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding in high school students of Shiraz

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Amirinia Maryam; IMANI MAHDI

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Journal: COUNSELING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Year:2019 | Volume:18 | Issue:70 Page(s): 59-82

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Prediction of internet-addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding in high school students of Shiraz

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Amirinia Maryam | IMANI MAHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Internet addictionQ1

perceived social supportQ1

father bondingQ1

genderQ1

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Introduction: Given that the Internet addiction affects different aspects of human life, adolescents among different age groups are most vulnerable because of internet's allure and special characteristics of their age. So, the aim of this study was to predict of Internet addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding. Method: In this study, among all students of Shiraz high schools, 187 students (107 boy and 80 girl) were chosen by multistage cluster sampling, and they were asked to fill Young’ s Internet addiction test, Zimet’ s perceived social support and Parker’ s parental bonding (with father) questionnaire. Data were analyzed by SPSS 16 whit step by step statistical regression test, independent T-test and Central and dispersion indexes. Finding: the results of regression analyses showed that father bonding and the subscale of friends from perceived social support didn’ t predict Internet addiction, but the subscale of family (β =-0. 28, ρ <0. 01) and important person (β =0. 19, ρ <0. 01) predicted Internet addiction. And finally Based on independent T-Test there wasn’ t any significant differences between girls and boys in the use of the internet. Results: this study indicated that family and important people’ s support are very important for prevention of Internet addiction in teen girls and boys.

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Amirinia, Maryam, & IMANI, MAHDI. (2019). Prediction of internet-addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding in high school students of Shiraz. COUNSELING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, 18(70 ), 59-82. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/70030/en

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Amirinia Maryam, IMANI MAHDI. Prediction of internet-addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding in high school students of Shiraz. COUNSELING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2019;18(70 ):59-82. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/70030/en

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Maryam Amirinia, and MAHDI IMANI, “Prediction of internet-addiction based on perceived social support and father bonding in high school students of Shiraz,” COUNSELING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, vol. 18, no. 70 , pp. 59–82, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/70030/en

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