中国大学生问题性网络使用的影响因素——一项三水平元分析
Influencing Factors of Problematic Internet Use among Chinese College Students—A Three-Level Meta-Analysis
DOI: 10.12677/ap.2025.159531, PDF,   
作者: 赵思晗, 王瑞鑫, 李丽娜*, 罗红格*：华北理工大学心理与精神卫生学院，河北 唐山；赵振宇：河北大学教育学院，河北 保定；赵萌萌：天津师范大学心理学部，天津
关键词: 问题性网络使用；大学生；影响因素；三水平元分析；Problematic Internet Use； College Students； Influence Factor； Three-Level Meta-Analysis
摘要: 大学生已成为问题性网络使用最脆弱的群体之一，中国大学生问题性网络使用发生率高于其他国家，因此研究中国大学生的问题性网络使用尤为重要。以往研究并未系统比较中国大学生问题性网络使用与各影响因素的关系，更未对这些因素的影响效应进行量化分析。本研究将采用三水平元分析的方法，比较中国大学生问题性网络使用影响因素及其重要程度。结果表明，有11个因素与大学生问题性网络使用存在显著的联系。局限性包括纳入的研究均为横断面设计，缺乏纵向研究支持，且未深入探讨针对大学生网络成瘾的干预措施。
Abstract: College students have become one of the most vulnerable groups of problematic Internet use, and the incidence of problematic Internet use among Chinese college students is higher than that in other countries, so it is particularly important to study the problematic Internet use among Chinese college students. Previous studies have not systematically compared the relationship between problematic Internet use and various influencing factors among Chinese college students, let alone quantitatively analyzed the influence effects of these factors. This study will adopt a three-level meta-analysis method to compare the influencing factors of problematic Internet use among Chinese college students and their importance. The results showed that there were 11 factors that were significantly associated with problematic Internet use among college students. Limitations include the fact that the included studies were all cross-sectional in design, lacked longitudinal research support, and did not conduct in-depth discussions on interventions for problematic Internet use among college students.
文章引用：赵思晗, 赵振宇, 赵萌萌, 王瑞鑫, 李丽娜, 罗红格 (2025). 中国大学生问题性网络使用的影响因素——一项三水平元分析. 心理学进展, 15(9), 398-421. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2025.159531

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