College students lack supervision and easy Internet addiction

The Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention Health School revealed yesterday that the latest survey of more than 37,000 students across the city showed that nearly 20% of boys played games for more than 4 hours a day, and 12.2% of all students surveyed had Internet addiction. . This is the first time that Beijing has announced the length of time students in the school have been online.

Experts said that the increase in the length of surfing the Internet by large and medium-sized students is a "dangerous signal." This is not only related to students' vision and health, social skills, but also related to their psychological and mental health.

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Long-term access to the Internet increases by 5.5% over 5 years

In 2012, the Beijing Youth Health-Related/Hazard Behavior Survey was conducted in 177 secondary schools and universities in 16 districts and counties of the city. A total of 37,173 valid samples were investigated, of which 17916 were boys and 19257 were girls. Urban and rural samples each accounted for half.

According to Duan Jiali, director of the Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention Health School, daily Internet access for more than 4 hours is likely to lead to Internet addiction. Therefore, in this survey, "the daily Internet access time is greater than or equal to 4 hours in the past 7 days" is important. One of the survey content. The results showed that high school students who regularly play video games for more than 4 hours a day account for 17.3%; high school students who use the Internet for more than two hours a day account for 41.8%. Men’s enthusiasm for the Internet and games was significantly higher than that of girls. The percentage of boys who surfed the Internet for more than 4 hours per day was 19.9%, while among girls, this percentage was 13.4%.

With the increase of age, students’ online time has also shown a tendency to climb. The experts are worried that the proportion of high school students growing their high school days and the pressure of higher education online is basically the same as that of college students. That is, the junior high school students’ report rate is 11.1%. , High school students 19.9%, college students 20.0%.

“We had organized a citywide survey on adolescent health-related/dangerous behavior in 2008. At that time, students reported a long-term Internet-surfing rate of 11.0%.” From the newly released survey results, the percentage of students who spent a long time on the Internet in five years Increased by 5.5%. Experts say that the increase in the length of the Internet will not only affect the visual acuity of the developing students, but also reduce their time for exercise and the time spent communicating with their parents and classmates.

College students lack supervision and easy Internet addiction

Duan Jiali said that judging whether a student has Internet addiction, in addition to surfing the Internet for more than four hours a day, he has to see whether he has failed to complete homework or truancy because of the Internet, and has had conflicts with parents because of the Internet.

The survey also conducted a survey on students’ propensity for Internet addiction. The results showed that 12.2% of students reported a tendency to Internet addiction, boys were significantly higher than girls, respectively, 14.6% and 10%.

From the point of view of the Internet, 81.1% of junior high school students and 74.6% of high school students surf the Internet at home, and 67.3% of college students go online at school. The proportion of undergraduates with Internet access conditions, lack of supervision and parental constraints is the highest in Internet addiction. The reporting rate of Internet addiction among junior high school students was 9.6%, 14.4% for high school students, and 14.8% for undergraduates. The reporting rate for ordinary middle school students was higher than that for key middle schools. The number of students in vocational middle schools was higher than that of ordinary middle schools and higher than that of college students.

It is understood that two Beijing adolescent health related / risk behavior survey results have been reported to the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau and the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, will provide the basis for the introduction of relevant prevention and control measures to improve the physical and mental quality of young people.