网络成瘾者反应抑制的研究述评
A Review on the Research of Response Inhibition of Internet Addiction Disorder
摘要: 随着互联网的发展，网络成瘾得到了广泛的社会关注，引起了研究者的重视。对网络成瘾认知功能，特别是反应抑制的研究逐渐增多。本文根据国内外的研究，对网络成瘾的定义、特征、理论模型以及网络成瘾者反应抑制的行为和神经机制研究进行了系统的阐述，并提出未来研究应细化研究对象，拓展研究范围，创新研究方法，以及注重应用价值。
Abstract: With the development of the Internet, the Internet addiction disorder has been widely concerned by the society and attracted the attention of researchers. There are more and more researches on the cognitive function of Internet addiction disorder, especially the inhibition of response. Based on current researches, this paper systematically expounds the definition, characteristics, theoretical model of Internet addiction disorder, and the researches on behavior and neural mechanism of response inhibition of Internet addiction disorder, and proposes that future research should refine research objects, expand research scope, innovate research methods, and pay attention to application value.
文章引用：余虹伶, 高雪梅 (2020). 网络成瘾者反应抑制的研究述评. 心理学进展, 10(3), 297-302. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2020.103038

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