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父母的手机冷落行为(Phubbing)对青少年手机依赖行为的影响:主观规范和依赖意图的中介作用

 

Authors Liu RD, Wang J, Gu D, Ding Y, Oei TP, Hong W, Zhen R, Li YM

Received 22 July 2019

Accepted for publication 6 November 2019

Published 28 November 2019 Volume 2019:12 Pages 1059—1069

DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/PRBM.S224133

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Peer reviewer comments 2

Editor who approved publication: Professor Igor Elman

Purpose: The aims of this study were to examine (a) the effects of parental phubbing on teenagers’ mobile phone dependency and (b) the mediating roles of subjective norm and dependent intention of underlying this relationship.
Methods: We recruited 605 middle school students in Beijing, China and they completed the parental phubbing behaviors, subjective norm, dependency intention, and mobile phone dependency behavior questionnaires.
Results: The results of the structure equation modeling revealed that parental phubbing behaviors significantly increased teenager’s mobile phone dependency behaviors in two indirect ways. First, parental phubbing reinforced teenagers’ mobile phone dependency intention, which in turn increased the likelihood of mobile phone dependency. Second, parental phubbing enhanced the tendency of parental mobile phone dependence norm perceived by teenagers, and thus reinforced their mobile phone dependency intention, ultimately increasing mobile phone dependency.
Conclusion: We concluded that parental phubbing is a significant indicator of teenager mobile phone dependency and that mobile phone dependency intention plays a mediation role between them. In addition, the perceived parental mobile phone dependency norm played a mediation role between parental phubbing and mobile phone dependency intention and indirectly influenced the level of mobile phone dependency behaviors through the mediation effect of mobile phone dependency intention.
Keywords: parental phubbing, mobile phone dependency, dependency intention, subjective norm




Figure 2 Mediation model of subjective norm and...