Research into risky online behaviour among children and adolescents is on the rise, with more studies being conducted factors which can influence this phenomenon, above all in relation to school family life. In latter sphere, one relevant factor degree of genuine trust have their parents when using Internet. The main objective study verify effects child disclosure about cyberaggression, additio...

This study explores the theoretical and practical overlap between online procrastination, problematic Internet use, and flow on the Internet. At the theoretical level there is a great deal of interrelatedness between these three concepts (for example, all three concepts deal with issue of a lack of control over time spent online and acknowledge the distracting and entertaining properties of the...

Empirical studies have identified increasing rates of problematic Internet use worldwide and a host of related negative consequences. However, researchers disagree as to whether problematic Internet use is a subtype of behavioral addiction. Thus, there are not yet widely accepted and validated diagnostic criteria for problematic Internet use. To address this gap, we used mixed-methods to examin...

Our goal was to estimate genetic and environmental sources of influence on adolescent problematic internet use, and whether these individual differences can be explained by effortful control, an important aspect of self-regulation. A sample of 825 pairs of Chinese adolescent twins and their parents provided reports of problematic internet use and effortful control. Univariate analysis revealed ...