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J Health Info Stat 2011;36(2):172-183.
스마트폰이 대학생들의 건강생활행태에 미치는 영향
나연경 , 남혜인 , 박경원 , 우남현 , 윤유라 , 장미경 , 전민아 , 조현경
The Effect on Well-being Behavior of University Students by Using Smart Phone
Yeon Kyung Na , Hye In Nam , Kyung Won Park , Nam Hyun Woo , Yu Ra Yoon , Mi Kyung Jang , Min A Jeon , Hyun Kyung Cho
ABSTRACT
Objectives:
The purpose of this study was to investigate how the smart phones influence on well-being behavior of university students.
Methods:
The data were collected from 204 university students, those answered questionnaires from August 20, 2011 to September 3, 2011. The collected data were analyzed by using SPSS 19.0 program with t-test and ANOVA.
Results:
The well-being behavior was classified into dependence, obsession, disorder, compulsion. The mean value of all the questions was 2.1 9(sd=l.23), compulsion (mean=2.46) was the highest among the elements, Gender significantly affected the dependence (p=0.00l) and compulsion (p0=0.0l2), Major field of study affected the dependence (p=0.004) and disorder (p=0.003), Using time showed the significant difference in dependence (p=0.006) and compulsion (p=0.005). There was not significant between major usage and well-being behavior,
Conclusions:
The result suggest that smart phone affects on well-being behavior in university students and it is related to gender, major field of study and using time.
Key words: Smart phone, Well-being behavior, University students
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