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• TITLE: The Relationship between College Students’ Online Game Addiction, Family Function and Self-Control

  AUTHORS: Xihua Zhou, Jing Xing

  KEYWORDS: College Students, Online Game Addiction, Family Function, Self-Control

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.13 No.9, September 9, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Objective: To study the status of online game addiction, self-control ability and family function, analyze the influence factors and the relationship between them. Methods: The questionnaire of online game addiction, family function and self-control ability was used to investigate some college students. Results: 1) The detection rate of college students’ online game addiction is 40%. There are significant differences in sex, grade and only child in online game addiction. 2) There are significant differences in self-control ability and family function between online game addicts and non-addicts. 3) Self-control ability and family function have a significant predictive effect on online game addiction. Conclusion: College students’ online game addiction is affected by their self-control ability and family function, and it can be alleviated by improving their self-control ability and family function.