Latest Research in Adolescent Digital Media Addiction Patterns

Top Research Topics in Adolescent Digital Media Addiction Patterns

• Impact of Technology on Adolescents — 68 papers
• Child Development and Digital Technology — 9 papers
• Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression — 5 papers
• Mental Health Research Topics — 5 papers
• Language Development and Disorders — 4 papers
• Media Influence and Health — 3 papers
• Sport Psychology and Performance — 3 papers
• Technology Use by Older Adults — 3 papers
• Mind wandering and attention — 3 papers
• Autism Spectrum Disorder Research — 3 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Post-gaming return to reality: a key factor in predicting the positive and negative outcomes of escapism (4 citations)
2. Smartphones, Peer Relationships, and Depressive Symptoms: A Six-Year Growth Model of Adolescent Mental Health
3. Collaborative play in a mentalisation-based serious game for adults with intellectual disabilities
4. The association between digital wellbeing application data and sleep quality in medical faculty students: a cross-sectional study
5. Personal Narrative Assessment to Guide Clinical Practices in the Assessment and Support of Children With Developmental Language Disorder: A Tutorial
6. Mindfulness-based and mindfulness-informed interventions for internet use disorders in adolescents and young adults: A three-level random-effects meta-analysis
7. The contribution of maternal sensitivity to children’s behavior problems: A longitudinal study of Arab-speaking children with speech and language conditions
8. Validating the Gaming Disorder Identification Test in English, Chinese, Dutch and Indonesian
9. The relationship between digital health literacy and short-form video addiction among university students: the sequential mediating role of physical activity and self-control
10. Association Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Digital Addiction in Mainland Chinese Children and Adolescents: A Three-Level Meta-Analytic Review
11. ADHD in an underserved context: how Chinese social media users discuss recognition, care, and difficulty
12. When does awe protect? The moderating roles of awe and dark triad traits in the association between preference for solitude and problematic short video use
13. Using the drift diffusion model to examine relationships between mental health and media selection dynamics
14. Assessment of Nomophobia and Its Correlation with Sleep Quality in Medical Students of North-western Region of Uttar Pradesh: A Cross-sectional Study
15. Impact of online mobile violent video game playing among school going early adolescent children: An analysis of aggressive behaviour, psychosocial well-being, sleep and academic outcomes
16. The CATalist mindful smartphone program (CMSP): a quantitative randomised controlled trial (RCT) investigation of its impact on smartphone addiction and mindfulness among Malaysian adolescents
17. Exploring key factors of illegal smartphone use and aberrant driving behaviours while driving with children: A comparative study between parent and grandparent caregivers
18. Maternal Smartphone Use and Regulatory Disorders of the Infant: A Post Hoc Analysis of the SKKIPPI Cohort Study
19. SCREEN TIME AND SOMATIC HEALTH IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: A NARRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW
20. Person, Affective, Cognitive, and Executive Dimensions Associated with Problematic Social Media Use, Internet Gaming Disorder, and Their Co-Occurrence in Young Adults

Sub-Regions

• Child Development and Digital Technology — 41 papers
• Impact of Technology on Adolescents — 33 papers
• Human-Automation Interaction and Safety — 20 papers
• Media Influence and Health — 20 papers
• Mental Health Research Topics — 12 papers
• Social Robot Interaction and HRI — 5 papers