网络游戏障碍程度与抑制控制能力的相关性研究
A Study on the Correlation between the Degree of Internet Gaming Disorder and Inhibitory Control Ability
DOI: 10.12677/ap.2024.144219, PDF,   
作者: 张轩宇：广州医科大学精神卫生学院，广东 广州；朱理欣, 滕慧娜, 邱博宇*：广州医科大学卫生管理学院，广东 广州
关键词: 网络游戏障碍；抑制控制；Internet Gaming Disorder； Inhibitory Control
摘要: 目的：探究网络游戏障碍程度(internet gaming disorder, IGD)与抑制控制能力的相关性。方法：随机招募了190名大学生被试(M ± SD: 19.64 ± 1.50)，使用网络游戏障碍二十项测试(IGD-20)与九项测试(IGD-9)问卷测量其网络游戏障碍程度；并使用Antisaccade task与Go/No-go task电脑按键实验测量其抑制控制能力。结果：被试在IGD-20与IGD-9表现出的网络游戏障碍程度显著相关，在Antisaccade task与Go/No-go task表现出的抑制控制能力也同样显著相关；然而被试的IGD程度与其抑制控制能力却无显著关联。结论：在应对中性条件刺激时，IGD导致的抑制控制能力受损体现并不显著。
Abstract: Objective: To investigate the correlation between the degree of Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) and inhibitory control. Methods: 190 college students (M ± SD: 19.64 ± 1.50) were recruited. Twenty-Item Test for Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD-20) and Nine-Item Test for Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD-9) questionnaires were used to measure participants’ degree of IGD. AND the Antisaccade task and the Go/No-go task were conducted to measure the inhibitory control of the participants. Results: Participants showed a significant correlation between the degree of internet gaming disorder in the IGD-20 and IGD-9, as well as a significant correlation between inhibitory control in the Antisaccade task and the Go/No-go task. However, there was no significant correlation between participants’ degree of IGD and their inhibitory control. Conclusion: Impairment of inhibitory control due to IGD was not significant in response to neutral conditioned stimuli.
文章引用：张轩宇, 朱理欣, 滕慧娜, 邱博宇 (2024). 网络游戏障碍程度与抑制控制能力的相关性研究. 心理学进展, 14(4), 289-297. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2024.144219

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