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Effectiveness of WeChat Public Account Intervention Based on the IMB Model for College Students With Internet Addiction

Shihaiyan Shi · 2023
ClinicalTrials.gov · Datasets · License: Public Domain · 2023
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internet-addictioninterventionnarandomized-controlled-trial
Objective: The investigators want to see if a WeChat program can help college students use the internet less and feel better. Methods: The investigators picked 226 students who use the internet too much. The investigators put 113 in a group that used a special WeChat program for six weeks. The other 113 did nothing different. The investigators checked how much they used the internet, slept, and how they felt before and after. Interventions: The WeChat program gave students info, motivation, and skills to cut down on internet use. It sent them articles and videos every two days. Data Collection and Outcome Measures: The investigators used a test to see how much students were addicted to the internet. The investigators also looked at their internet time, sleep, and feelings. The investigators used math tricks to see if the program worked. Brief Summary: This study checks if a WeChat program can help students with internet addiction. It teaches them about their habits and how to change them.
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