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THE CORRELATIONS OF THE INTERNET ADDICTION BETWEEN COPING AND DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR OF STUDENTS
Published 2017-05-01“…Questionnaire survey and psychological testing enabled to identify the interdependence between the Internet addiction, constructive ways of coping (confrontation, escape-avoidance) and deviant behaviour of students.Results and scientific novelty. The concept «Internet-addictive behavior» is redefined. …”
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Online verbal aggression on interpersonal trust among college students: the chain-mediating effect of core self-evaluation and emotional intelligence
Published 2025-06-01“…ObjectiveThis study aims to examine the effect of online verbal aggression on interpersonal trust and the chain-mediating role of core self-evaluation and emotional intelligence among college students.MethodA questionnaire survey was conducted among 869 college students with experiences of online verbal aggression using the Cyber Verbal Bullying Scale, Interpersonal Trust Scale, Core Self-Evaluation Scale, and Emotional Intelligence Scale.Results(1) After controlling other latent variables, it was found that online verbal aggression had a significant direct negative effect on college students’ interpersonal trust. (2) Core self-evaluation and emotional intelligence played significant mediating roles in the relationship between online verbal aggression and interpersonal trust, and their combined chain mediation effect was also statistically significant.ConclusionVictimization by online verbal aggression may lower core self-evaluation in college students, thereby impairing their emotional perception and regulation and ultimately reducing their interpersonal trust. …”
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Influence of Robotics Curriculum on Career Choices: an Exploratory Study with High School Students(*)
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Cumulative Adverse Childhood Experiences and Frequency of Substance Use Among US High School Students
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Optimal management of the acquiring and evaluating the competencies process of university students
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An evaluation of stress in medical students at a South African university
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How do medical schools influence their students’ career choices? A realist evaluation
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