网络环境下问题性网络使用者的抑制控制特点
The Characteristic of Inhibition Control among Problematic Internet Users under Internet Environment
摘要: 问题性网络使用者存在低抑制控制的特征。本研究把抑制控制细分为两个成分(冲突控制、行为抑制)，通过在线实验技术，采用Flanker任务和Stop-Signal任务，探讨问题性网络使用者在网络环境下的抑制控制特点。结果表明，问题性网络使用者相较健康控制组具有低反应抑制的特点，但冲突控制差异不显著。这体现了网络环境中的匿名性因素对问题性网络使用者行为的影响。
Abstract: Problematic Internet users have the characteristics of low inhibition control. The current study subdivided inhibition control into two components (interference control and response inhibition), adopted Franker task and Stop-Signal task through online experimental technology, and discussed the inhibition control characteristics of Problematic Internet users in the Internet environment. The results show that Problematic Internet users have the characteristics of low response inhibition compared to health control group, but the difference of interference control is not significant. This reflects the influence of anonymity factors in the Internet environment on the behavior of Problematic Internet users.
文章引用：杨艾 (2021). 网络环境下问题性网络使用者的抑制控制特点. 心理学进展, 11(6), 1458-1469. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2021.116163

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