EFFECTS OF ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER TREATMENT ON INTERNET GAMING DISORDER, SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION, AND CYBERBULLYING IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

Objective: There are many studies investigating the comorbidity of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and internet gaming cyberbullying. However, there few evaluating effect treatment on them. This study's primary objective was to investigate effects hisorder disorder, social media addiction, cyberbullying.Material Methods: We recruited 76 subjects diagnosed with disorder. Forty children adolescents between ages 9 18 who were followed up a diagnosis received regular included in Group 1. 2 consisted 36 for first time. The participants assessed using Scale, Social Media Addiction Cyberbullying Online Aggression Survey Instrument.Results: Internet significantly more frequent untreated group than treatment-receiving group. no significant difference groups terms addiction. When evaluated cyberbullying, differences observed groups.Conclusion: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity symptoms may play role as an important risk factor Effective treatments prevent onset