个体与环境的交互：网络成瘾影响因素的研究综述
The Interaction between Individuals and the Environment: A Review of the Influencing Factors of Internet Addiction
摘要: 近年来，网络成瘾已成为一个日益受到关注的社会问题，尤其在年轻人群中表现得尤为突出，它不仅影响个体的心理健康，还可能对社会功能产生负面影响，其成因复杂多样，包括个体心理特质、家庭环境、社会文化因素等。相关研究表明家庭冲突和缺乏社会支持等风险因素都可能增加网络成瘾的风险，而个体的逆境信念和负性自动思维水平可能在其中起着重要的作用。
Abstract: In recent years, Internet addiction has become an increasingly prominent social concern, particularly among younger populations. It not only impacts individuals’ mental health but may also negatively affect social functioning. The causes of Internet addiction are complex and multifaceted, involving individual psychological traits, family environment, socio-cultural factors, and more. Relevant studies indicate that risk factors such as family conflict and a lack of social support may increase the likelihood of Internet addiction, while individuals’ adversity beliefs and levels of negative automatic thoughts may play significant roles in this process.
文章引用：艾世杰, 李丽娜, 王瑞鑫, 赵萌萌, 赵振宇, 樊立岩 (2025). 个体与环境的交互：网络成瘾影响因素的研究综述. 心理学进展, 15(11), 193-199. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2025.1511594

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