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Presentation describing the background and aims of EU-NET-ADB project - Research on the intensity and prevalence of internet addictive behavior risk among minors in Europe. http://www.eunetadb.med.uoa.gr/ Financed by European Comission's Safer Internet Programme.

EU-NET-ADB

Research on the intensity and
prevalence of internet addictive
behavior risk among minors in Europe

1

Problem of Internet Addictive
Behaviour
Characteristics:

Negative
Lack of Dominating
con-
control over role of
sequences
the internet internet in
of internet
usage the life
on life

2

Adolscents as risk group

Searching for

Internet Addictive
identity

Behaviour
Huge role of peer
group

Tendency to
experimenting and
risky behaviours

3

Previous findings

Excessive use of the internet among children in 27 European countries

Question: How often have these things happened to you?
Source: S. Livingstone et al. (2011), Risks and Safety in the Internet, EU Kids Online study
4

Previous findings
Country Internet Reference
Addictive
Behaviour
Prevalence Rate
Greece 1% Tsitsika, et al. (2008)
Norway 1,98% Johansson & Gotestam (2004)
Italy 5,4% Ferraro, et al. (2007)
Romania 1,4% Roe & Muijs (1998)
The Netherlands 1% Meerkerk, et al. (2010)
Germany 5,1% Müller & Wölfling (2010)
China 13,7% Block (2008)
South Korea 18,4% Kim & Kim (2002)

5

EU-NET-ADB study
Project aims:
1 2 3 4
Assess Increase Enhance the
Evaluate the
qualitatively the awareness knowledge base
prevalence and
development of among the wider required for the
determinants of
borderline public regarding development of
Internet
addictive internet addictive strategies
addictive
Internet use behaviour relating to
behaviour
among among Internet addictive
among European
European European behaviour among
adolescents.
adolescents. adolescents youth in Europe.

6

Study design

EU-NET-ADB

Quantitative Qualitative
part part

2000
20 in-depth
Questionnaires
interviews
in each country

7

Partners participating
University of Landeszentrale für Medien und
Akureyi Kommunikation Rheinland-Pfalz &
Iceland University Medical Center Mainz
Germany
Nobody’s Children
IVO Addiction Foundation
Research Institute Poland
Netherlands
University of
Medicine and
Pharmacy lasi
Romania

Protegeles
Spain
Adolescent Health Unit
University of Athens
Greece
8

National samples
2000
20
2000
20 2000
2000 20
20

Quantitative study sample 2000
Qualitative study sample 20

2000
20 2000
14 000
20
140

9

Some variables measured in the
EU-NET-ADB study
Socio-demographic Internet
data Addiction Test South oaks
K. Young gambling screen
(SOGS)
Family
Time spent online
School Scale for the
achievements Achenbach’s Youth Self assessment of
Report (YSR) computer game
1. Withdrawal Addiction (AICA-S)
2. Somatic complaints
Internet usage 3. Anxiousness and depression
4. Social problems Negative
characteristics experience online
5. Thinking problems
6. Attention problems
7. Deliquent behaviour
Parental control 8. Aggressive behaviour
10

EU-NET-ADB Timeline

March-August September
2012 2012
Data analysis Final findings

May 2012
Preliminary
findings

11

Thank you for your attention

Find more on:
www.eunetadb.med.uoa.gr

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EU NET ADB

1. EU-NET-ADB Research on the intensity and prevalence of internet addictive behavior risk among minors in Europe 1

2. Problem of Internet Addictive Behaviour Characteristics: Negative Lack of Dominating con- control over role of sequences the internet internet in of internet usage the life on life 2

3. Adolscents as risk group Searching for Internet Addictive identity Behaviour Huge role of peer group Tendency to experimenting and risky behaviours 3

4. Previous findings Excessive use of the internet among children in 27 European countries Question: How often have these things happened to you? Source: S. Livingstone et al. (2011), Risks and Safety in the Internet, EU Kids Online study 4

5. Previous findings Country Internet Reference Addictive Behaviour Prevalence Rate Greece 1% Tsitsika, et al. (2008) Norway 1,98% Johansson & Gotestam (2004) Italy 5,4% Ferraro, et al. (2007) Romania 1,4% Roe & Muijs (1998) The Netherlands 1% Meerkerk, et al. (2010) Germany 5,1% Müller & Wölfling (2010) China 13,7% Block (2008) South Korea 18,4% Kim & Kim (2002) 5

6. EU-NET-ADB study Project aims: 1 2 3 4 Assess Increase Enhance the Evaluate the qualitatively the awareness knowledge base prevalence and development of among the wider required for the determinants of borderline public regarding development of Internet addictive internet addictive strategies addictive Internet use behaviour relating to behaviour among among Internet addictive among European European European behaviour among adolescents. adolescents. adolescents youth in Europe. 6

7. Study design EU-NET-ADB Quantitative Qualitative part part 2000 20 in-depth Questionnaires interviews in each country 7

8. Partners participating University of Landeszentrale für Medien und Akureyi Kommunikation Rheinland-Pfalz & Iceland University Medical Center Mainz Germany Nobody’s Children IVO Addiction Foundation Research Institute Poland Netherlands University of Medicine and Pharmacy lasi Romania Protegeles Spain Adolescent Health Unit University of Athens Greece 8

9. National samples 2000 20 2000 20 2000 2000 20 20 Quantitative study sample 2000 Qualitative study sample 20 2000 20 2000 14 000 20 140 9

10. Some variables measured in the EU-NET-ADB study Socio-demographic Internet data Addiction Test South oaks K. Young gambling screen (SOGS) Family Time spent online School Scale for the achievements Achenbach’s Youth Self assessment of Report (YSR) computer game 1. Withdrawal Addiction (AICA-S) 2. Somatic complaints Internet usage 3. Anxiousness and depression 4. Social problems Negative characteristics experience online 5. Thinking problems 6. Attention problems 7. Deliquent behaviour Parental control 8. Aggressive behaviour 10

11. EU-NET-ADB Timeline March-August September 2012 2012 Data analysis Final findings May 2012 Preliminary findings 11

12. Thank you for your attention Find more on: www.eunetadb.med.uoa.gr 12

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