Поисковое исследование связи между психологическим благополучием, использованием интернета и отношением к обращению за помощью с использованием метода дерева классификации

Психологическое благополучие студентов – важный аспект, влияющий на их академические и социальные успехи. В то же время интернет стал необходимым средством для помощи студентам в достижении благополучия в университетской среде. Однако чрезмерное использование интернета действительно оказывает отрицательное влияние на психическое здоровье студентов. Наша исследовательская работа направлена на понимание роли компульсивного использования интернета, отношения к нему и доступности университетских медицинских служб в формировании психологического благополучия. В исследовании используется метод поперечного среза с общим участием 1055 студентов (491 мужчина, 636 женщин, MD = 20,3, SD = 1,4, r = 17–28). Респонденты заполнили шкалу для получения данных о психологическом благополучии, компульсивном использовании интернета, отношении к обращению за психологической помощью и ряде социодемографических и связанных с университетом переменных, которые будут проанализированы с помощью дерева классификации. Данное исследование выявило, что компульсивное использование интернета играет важную роль в формировании психологического благополучия студентов. Роль отношения к службе психического здоровья обсуждается далее.

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